Eisenhower (1971-78)

1971S IKE DOLLAR	2	$5.50	18m
4- Bicentennial Dollars	-	$3.95	32m
9 IKE DOLLARS 74-D 71-D 72-D 1776-1976-D	-	$9.00	47m
1923 Peace Dollar	4	$14.52	1h
BU UNC ROLL 1971 1972 EISENHOWER SILVER DOLLAR COIN LOT		$169.99	1h 28m
BU UNC ROLL 1976 BICENTENNIAL KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR COINS		$34.99	1h 34m
BU UNC ROLL 1976 BICENTENNIAL QUARTER DOLLAR COIN LOT		$34.99	1h 39m
(20) Eisenhower Dollars 1971 to 1978 (Listed Dates)	2	$23.05	1h 51m
1976 S UNCIRCULATED SILVER IKE DOLLAR NICE L@@K	-	$14.79 $16.29	1h 57m
71 72 73 74 Eisenhower Unc blue envelope 4 coins in set	-	$34.95	2h 8m
1971 british columbia silver dollar set	-	$2.00	2h 27m
1971D EISENHOWER DOLLAR CIRCULATED NICE FILLER COIN!!	-	$0.99	2h 33m
1972D EISENHOWER DOLLAR CIRCULATED NICE FILLER COIN!!	-	$0.99	2h 34m
4 NICE EISENHOWER DOLLARS 1974-D, 1776-1976-P, 77-D, 78-P	4	$5.50	2h 52m
1976 SILVER UNCIRCULATED IKE DOLLAR NICE COIN L@@K		$16.99	3h 19m
1971 "Brown Box Ike"-Eisenhower Dollar Proof Set	4	$7.57	3h 29m
20 Proof 40% Silver 1971-1974 Ike Dollars:5 Each Year	-	$235.50	4h 3m
1976-S United States Silver Proof Eisenhower Dollar	2	$8.07	4h 14m
1974-S Eisenhower Dollar!	-	$4.99 $7.50	4h 17m
1971 S EISENHOWER DOLLAR SILVER GEM BRILLIANT UNC	-	$24.75	4h 21m
PROOF - 1776 -1976 S Eisenhower "IKE" $1 Dollar - GEM	6	$4.25	4h 35m
1974-S Brilliant Uncirculated Silver Eisenhower Dollar	2	$5.37	4h 41m
1971-S Eisenhower IKE 40% Silver Blue GEM BU original!	5	$6.26	4h 42m
1972 Eisenhower Dollar VG	-	$2.99	4h 46m
26 GRAM SILVER DOLLAR PENDANT 1776-1976 BEZEL&20" CHAIN	-	$19.99	4h 49m
1978-S (Clad) EISENHOWER (IKE) $1 PCGS PR69DCAM -NICE!!		$27.95	4h 51m
1976 S Proof Eisenhower Type 1 Gem Cameo Payless Here		$8.49	5h 2m
1971 + 1972 Brown Box Ike Silver Dollar's	1	$9.95	5h 7m
1978 S Proof Eisenhower Dollar Gem Cameo Payless Here		$7.99	5h 8m
SET OF EISENHOWER DOLLARS IN DANSCO ALBUM - BU & PROOFS	-	$181.00 $199.50	5h 9m
1973 Brown Box Ike Silver Dollar	2	$26.98	5h 13m
1974 S - Clad Proof IKE Dollar- PCGS PR 67 DCAM	6	$15.50	5h 24m
1974 S - Silver IKE (Eisenhower) Dollar- PCGS MS 66	3	$10.50	5h 24m
1974 S - Silver Proof IKE Dollar- PCGS PR 65 DCAM	8	$15.50	5h 25m
1976 S - Silver Proof IKE Dollar- PCGS PR 66	4	$10.50	5h 25m
1976 S - Type 1 Clad Proof IKE Dollar- PCGS PR 69 DCAM	6	$19.41	5h 26m
1976 S - Type 2 Clad Proof IKE Dollar- PCGS PR 69 DCAM	6	$16.05	5h 26m
1972SICCS GRADED- $1MS-66-USA-		$47.62	5h 46m
1973DICCS GRADED- $1MS-65-USA-		$37.90	5h 48m
1973SICCS GRADED- $1PF-67-USA- Heavy Cameo		$37.90	5h 51m

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