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 1974-S Ike Dollar Proof Silver US $17.99 
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 1971 BROWN IKE SILVER DOLLAR PROOF EISENHOWER US $14.00
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 1972 BROWN IKE SILVER DOLLAR PROOF EISENHOWER US $14.00
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 1973 BROWN IKE SILVER DOLLAR PROOF EISENHOWER US $14.00
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 1974 BROWN IKE SILVER DOLLAR PROOF EISENHOWER US $14.00
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 1971 S Encased Proof " IKE" Dollars 40% Silver US $22.00
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 Lot of 29 Ike Dollars one 1972 proof silver dollar unccirculated/circulated US $39.88
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 1990 P Eisenhower Ike Silver Commemorative Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof Coin PR 69 US $43.95
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 1976 40% silver Ike, proof and mint sets US $60.00
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 GSA PROOF 1972-S SILVER EISENHOWER 'IKE' DOLLAR US $7.50
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 GSA PROOF 1971-S SILVER EISENHOWER 'IKE' DOLLAR US $5.71
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 1973 BROWN IKE SILVER PROOF US $42.00
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 1971 S Eisenhower 40 % Silver Dollar US Mint "Brown Ike" Proof US $8.78
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 1972 S Eisenhower 40 % Silver Dollar US Mint "Brown Ike" Proof US $8.89
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 1976-S GEM PROOF SILVER IKE DOLLAR US $15.95
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 US SILVER PROOF SET Ike,kennedy,Washington silver coins 40% us coin wholesale US $20.00
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 1971-S GEM PROOF Silver Ike Dollar FREE Shipping US $21.50
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 1990 Proof Eisenhower IKE Silver Dollar Commemorative 110920 US $38.00
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 Brown Proof Ike 1971 40% Silver US $1.76
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 1976-S BICENTENNIAL SILVER IKE DOLLAR 5-COINS PROOF US $45.00
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 1971 S Eisenhower Silver Proof Dollar Coin in US Mint box aka Brown box Ike US $26.00
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 1971 U. S. MINT PROOF SILVER "IKE" DOLLAR SILVER US $9.95
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 ++1972S++IKE++PROOF++DOLLAR++40% SILVER++GORGEOUS CAMEO++1.8M MINTED++ US $20.00
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 1973 S Eisenhower Dollar Pair ~ IKE $1 ~ Silver & Clad Proof PF PR Versions LOT US $11.71
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 1976-S Silver Eisenhower Bicentennial Half Dollar - Proof - 40% Silver Ike US $21.99
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 1971 S Eisenhower IKE Silver Proof Dollar - PCGS PR69 DCAM US $34.75
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 1971 S Eisenhower IKE Silver Proof Dollar - PCGS PR69 DCAM.LOT of (3) THREE PLUS US $99.00
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 1973-S SILVER $1 IKE EISENHOWER DOLLAR US PROOF COIN KEY DATE IN BROWN MINT BOX! US $16.38
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 1976 -S Eisenhower Dollar PROOF Silver 40% Ike 1976 S US Mint Coin MADE IN USA US $18.95
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 1971 - 1974 S SILVER PROOF Ike Dollar Eisenhower 40% Silver 4 Coins Four Silver US $79.95
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 (Lot of 44) 1971 S Silver Eisenhower Ike Proof Coins in Tubea 13.90 oz US $46.00
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 (Lot of 44) 1971. 1972, & 1974 S Silver Eisenhower Ike Proof Coins 13.90 oz US $89.01
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 1974 S Proof Eisenhower Silver Dollar / Brown Box / IKE - FREE SHIPPING US $6.22
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 1971-S "Brown Ike" Silver Proof Dollar US $20.00
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 1973-S "Brown Ike" 40% Silver Proof Dollar in Box US $36.00
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 1971-S Ike United States Proof 40% Silver Dollar Double Die Error US $1,500.00
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 1976 S Ike Proof 69 DCAM Silver Dollar ICG Certified US $55.00
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 1971-S CAMEO PROOF SILVER IKE~~~IMPERFECT~~~40% SILVER DOLLAR US $24.99
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 1972 S Silver Ike Eisenhower Proof DCAM Dollar 40% Silver US $10.00
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 1972-S PROOF SILVER IKE $1 CAMEO-DMPL~~SHIPPING IS FREE US $19.99
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 1971-S Silver Eisenhower Dollar Ike PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $17.75
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 1972-S Silver Eisenhower Dollar Ike PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $20.50
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 1974-S Silver Eisenhower Dollar Ike PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $26.00
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 1971 S " Proof IKE" Eisenhower Dollars 40% Silver US $21.00
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 ( 4 ) - 1971S IKE PROOF SILVER DOLLARS ICG PR69 US $140.00
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 1971S Proof Eisenhower 40% Silver Dollar, Brown Ike, .3164 troy ounce, oz mint US $1.55
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 1971s Proof Eisenhower Silver Dollar "Brown Box Ike" US $19.95
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 1972 Eisenhower Proof Silver Dollar (Brown Box Ike) US $.99
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 1972 Eisonhower Proof Silver Dollar (Brown Box Ike) US $.99
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 A lot of two 1971 proof IKE dollars and two 1776-1976 kennedy halves 40% silver US $3.35
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 1976 S US 40% SILVER PROOF IKE EISENHOWER $1 DOLLAR US $19.95
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 1973 S IKE $1 DOLLAR EISENHOWER 40% SILVER PROOF COIN US $49.99
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 1971-S PROOF IKE $1 40% SILVER NICEST~SHIPPING IS FREE US $19.99
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 1971S Silver Proof Eisenhower Dollar in Hard Case BROWN IKE US $12.00
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 ~ KEY HIGH GRADE 1973-S PROOF SILVER EISENHOWER IKE DOLLAR ~ US $6.49
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 (3) 1971 S EISENHOWER Ike 40% SILVER One $1 Dollar PROOFS - M US $.99
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 1971-S "BROWN IKE" PROOF EISENHOWER SILVER DOLLAR WITH CASE - 1k27 US $.99
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 1971-S Eisenhower Silver Dollar~Brown Ike, Gem Mirror Proof Deep Cameo US $.99
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 JUNK DRAWER LOT OF PROOF & BU WWII PENNY BUFFALO IKE KENNEDY SBA & BONUS SILVER US $46.99
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 1990 Prestige Proof Set w/ Eisenhower IKE Silver Dollar US $43.95
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 1971 S Eisenhower Proof Silver $1 BROWN IKE Orig. Box US $14.49
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 1971-S Silver Eisenhower Ike Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $32.00
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 1972-S Silver Eisenhower Ike Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $32.00
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 1974-S Silver Eisenhower Ike Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $48.00
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 1976-S Silver Eisenhower Ike Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 Deep Cameo US $48.00
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 1990-P Eisenhower Ike Silver Commemorative Dollar PR69DCAM PCGS Proof 69 DC US $47.00
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 1973-S Silver Eisenhower Ike Dollar Choice Proof Roll 20 Coins US $540.00
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 6 Coins 2 Sets 1976 Bicentennial SILVER 3 Coin Proof & BU US Mint Sets IKE $ US $53.95
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 1973 s 40% Silver Brown Box proof eisenhower PLUS 1971 S 40% Proof Ike. US $49.99
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 1971 s IKE Silver Dollar Cameo Proof US $17.49
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 1972 S PROOF EISENHOWER SILVER DOLLAR GOVERNMENT PACKAGE NICE SILVER IKE US $19.99
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 1971 S PROOF EISENHOWER SILVER DOLLAR GOVERNMENT PACKAGE NICE SILVER IKE US $19.99
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 2002 EXCLUSIVE SILVER UNCUT PROOF Deuce McAllister Ike Hilliard US $1.00
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 2002 EXCLUSIVE SILVER UNCUT PROOF Ike Hilliard Santana Moss US $1.00
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 Very Cool 1990 Proof Silver Dollar Eisenhower US Mint Set Ike Coin Box & COA 90% US $20.51
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 1776 1976 40% SILVER IKE EISENHOWER PROOF DOLLAR uncirc US $3.00
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 1971S PROOF EISENHOWER DOLLAR (a) - 40% SILVER "BROWN IKE" US $20.95
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 1971S PROOF EISENHOWER DOLLAR (b) - 40% SILVER "BROWN IKE" US $20.95
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 1972S PROOF EISENHOWER DOLLAR (a) - 40% SILVER "BROWN IKE" US $20.95
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 (2)1976-S Ike Silver Dollars 1 Proof & 1 Unc. US $28.00
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 3- 1973 S 40% SILVER IKE PROOF DOLLAR BROWN BOX SETS... US $120.00
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 1990 US MINT Proof Prestige Commemorative Set W/ Eisenhower "IKE" Silver Dollar US $57.50
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 1972 P and D UNC, S 40% Silver UNC (Blue Ike), S 40% Silver PROOF (Brown Ike) US $28.50
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 1971-S Eisenhower U.S. Mint Silver Dollar Proof - Lot of 5! aka 'Brown Box Ike' US $75.00
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Silver Proof Ike
Dwight D. Ike Eisenhower Proof Bicentennial Silver Dollar
Major types of US dollars Coins
Dollars appear in nine major types, which we discuss in this article.
Flowing Hair (1794–1795)
The first U.S. silver dollars bore Robert Scot's Flowing Hair design. Because the U.S. Mint relied on depositors for its silver (see the "Flowing Hair half dollars (1794–1795)" section, earlier in this chapter), mintages are spotty. In fact, less than 2,000 1794 silver dollars were struck. As expected, the 1794 is rare, but the 1795 is affordable.
Draped Bust (1795–1804)
The Draped Bust silver dollar comes in two subtypes: one with the plain eagle design of 1795 and a later version with an eagle with a shield. The rarest date in this series is the 1804, one of the greatest rarities in all of U.S. numismatics (holder of a record price of $4.14 million — see Chapter 24). Funny thing, though: The 1804 dollar wasn't struck until at least 1834, when some were made as special presentation pieces for overseas VIPs. Several collectors are working on die-variety sets from this type, but the high cost of the coins keeps most collectors out.
Seated Liberty (1836–1873)
No silver dollars were struck for circulation between 1804 and 1836, which was an awfully long time to go without one of the bedrocks of the U.S. money system. In 1836, an employee of the U.S. Mint named Christian Gobrecht designed a new silver dollar featuring a Seated Liberty design that was to become a standard on all silver coins just a few years later. The reverse of the coin shows an eagle in flight amidst a field of stars (this beautiful Flying Eagle reverse was never adopted for use on silver dollars, but it did eventually appear on the new small cents of 1856–1858). By the time Gobrecht's silver dollar made it into general circulation in 1840, the reverse design of the coin was changed to a plain eagle with arrows and an olive branch in its talons.
Trade (1873–1885)
In 1873, the U.S. Mint began producing a special silver dollar to circulate in the Orient and compete with similar coins from other nations (see Figure 11-30). The new trade dollar bore a modified version of the Seated Liberty design — this time, Liberty is seated on a bale of cotton, and she offers an olive branch to an unknown recipient on the other side of the ocean. The trade dollar enjoyed some popularity in Asia, where merchants would punch their special marks into the coin to give it their stamp of approval. Even though the trade dollar was heavier than the regular U.S. silver dollars, it was good only for purchases up to $5 in the United States. After that, the trade dollar was worth only its bullion value, which was less than its face value. As a result, many of the coins found their way back into the United States, where they could be spent at a profit.
Morgan (1878–1921)
George T. Morgan never could have guessed that his new silver dollar of 1878 would become the most important silver coin in the United States and the most widely collected coin in all of numismatics. Morgan's design is simple yet elegant, with a classic head of Liberty and an eagle with outstretched wings. Thanks to large hoards of silver dollars uncovered over the years, sufficient quantities of Uncirculated coins exist to support the active collector market. Key dates in this series include the 1889-CC, 1892-S, 1893-S, and the proof-only 1895. Certain Uncirculated silver dollars have mirrored surfaces ranging from partially mirrored to deeply mirrored. A deep mirror proof-like is the collector's dream, and some dates are extremely rare in this format.
Peace (1921–1935)
Following World War I, everybody wanted peace. Some Americans wanted it so badly that they petitioned for a peace dollar and got it. Unfortunately, by the time the design was finished, peace turned out to be nothing more than a small word on the back of the coin. In a nod to classical ancient styling, the designer used a Roman spelling for the motto In God We Trust, using a V instead of a U. This simple change accounts for a large portion of the phone calls received by dealers every day: New owners of peace dollars think they have a rare error. Peace dollars were made from 1921 to 1935. The first year had an unusually high relief that was lowered in subsequent years. All dates are available and affordable, although the 1928 and 1934-S can be a challenge in nice condition.
Eisenhower head (1971–1978)
The Eisenhower dollar was originally meant to honor the astronauts of Apollo 11 for their historic landing on the moon. However, a portrait of Ike was placed on the front of the coin because he died a few months before the lunar landing took place. The reverse of the coin shows an eagle landing on the moon with an olive branch in its talons. The Ike dollars made for general circulation were made of the same copper-nickel-clad metal used on other U.S. coins beginning in 1965, but collectors were allowed to purchase specially packaged Uncirculated and proof example in 40 percent silver. In 1975 and 1976, a special design was used to celebrate the U.S. bicentennial.
Anthony head (1979–1999)
The Susan B. Anthony Dollar replaced the Eisenhower dollar in 1979. Susan B. Anthony fought for women's rights, especially the right to vote, in the 1800s. When a new, smaller $1 coin was being considered, Suzie turned out to be one of the more popular subjects. Mint officials thought a smaller dollar would circulate better than the old 38-millimeter version, but the public absolutely hated the new coin because it was too easily confused with a quarter dollar (shades of the old 20-cent piece all over again). Millions of the Anthony dollars remained unissued in the government's vaults.
Sacagawea (2000 to present)
Despite the failures of the 20-cent piece and the Susan B. Anthony dollars, and despite resistance from the general public, the U.S. government persists in developing small-size dollar coins. Its latest experiment, the Sacagawea dollar, has met with some success.
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Coin Collectors and Dealers, What price should one bid on silver rolls and coins at auction?
Hello, Im planning to go to an estate auction to bid on coins for resell on ebay and am wondering what coin dealers would bid on the following lots at auction.Also, please factor in 10% buyers fee the auction house charges.
1. (165) circulated pre- 1965 rosevelt dimes
2. (4) 1971 blue ikes and (1) 1973 blue ike
3. (1) 1971 brown box ike and (1)1973 brown box ike
4. (27) 40% halfs
5. (80) pre-1965 circulated washington quarters
6. (81) buffalo nickles mixed dates and circulated
7. mint sets 1964,65,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,75
8. (43) indian cents mixed dated and circulated
9. (185) wheat cents mixed dates
10. proof sets 1968,71,72,73,74,75
Answer:
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