1972-S Eisenhower 40% Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated and Proof Pair

Product Description

The U.S. Mint revived the large dollar coin in 1971 with the Eisenhower series. At that time American coinage was transitioning away from silver content and a only small portion of these coins were output with 40% silver. Combined, more than four million Ikes were produced in 1972 by the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mints. About 2% of the year's total mintage contained silver, and those issues were struck exclusively by San Francisco in both proof and BU quality for collectors. You'll get both 40% silver 1972 proof and BU specimens for one low price.