What's NOT to Love about Ike Dollars?

[@haroldmclean3755]

Very interesting, Nice Set 👍

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

@@haroldmclean3755 Thanks Pal. I do Love American coins but it is just too difficult and expensive obtaining viable upgrades

[@CoinStuffILike]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful Ike collection!

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

Thank you for your Kind words. What's not to Love about Ike's?

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[@timeisahumanconstruct9251]

Nice vid. The top key date of Ikes is the "King of Ikes"; the 1972 Type II. It's the key date because of condition rarity. Despite 76 million stuck, only 20 exist slabbed that are above MS 65.

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

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[@borisperez3129]

Lovely lovely album.

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

Thank you very much Pal

[@borisperez3129]

Love Ike!

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

Whats not to love about an Ike?

[@chrissahar2014]

In the US people love getting a nice high Au or UNC Ike. They just don't see such large dollars. nd you are correct it is those in high grade that are rare especially the ones from 1971 and 72 (both clad and the silver ones). By 1974 the silver ones were produced at a strong standard as well as business strikes improved. As for the ones with the lowest mintage I believe it is the 77-D at 11 million. Eisenhower dollars are an attractive and accessible series to get as long as you don't try for the very highest grades.

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

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[@borisperez3129]

Wow Lad glad to see you had the Ike commem also. Mine is still in the OGP and am loathe to break it out. Looking for one raw tho

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

I have a bunch of Raw Ikes and a couple graded. Not good enough to upgrade my album, that being said, I do have a particularly NICE Blue Ike that deserves to be graded....mmmmm maybe soon

[@borisperez3129]

Small pointer, on Littleton albums, just open the pages and voila better camera control.

[@borisperez3129]

The Ike was the last true US dollar, albeit in clad and only 40% silver. The SBA only confused ppl just by changing size alone, how could a dollar be smaller than a half? Barely bigger than a quarter I got spent as such many many times out of ppls pockets and voila, nobody wants them. Yes plz do a variety Ike vid

[@LeedsLadLovesCoins]

What's NOT to Love about an Ike :))