1971 Eisenhower IKE Dollar MS65 Copper $310

1971 Eisenhower IKE Dollar MS65 Copper $310 This 1971 Eisenhower Dollar is a premium example of the first year of the series, professionally graded MS65 (Mint State 65) for its exceptional strike and preservation. Unlike the silver collector versions minted in San Francisco, this specimen features the standard business-strike copper-nickel clad composition intended for general circulation, yet it remains in a superior condition rarely found in the wild. The reverse showcases the iconic Apollo 11 insignia, depicting an eagle landing on the moon with the Earth visible in the distance, a design by Frank Gasparro that commemorates the 1969 lunar landing. As a high-grade early date IKE dollar, this coin exhibits vibrant luster and minimal surface marks, making it a highly desirable addition for registry set collectors or those seeking a high-quality representative of American numismatic history from the 1970s. This specific item is housed in a protective professional holder and includes a Heritage auction pedigree sticker, adding a layer of provenance and market transparency to its value. Condition: This 1971 Eisenhower Dollar is in Mint State 65 (MS65) condition, as certified by the NGC grading service. An MS65 grade indicates a well-struck coin with high luster and only a few scattered marks or hairlines that do not significantly distract from the overall appearance. The mint for this specific coin is Philadelphia, denoted by the lack of a mint mark on the obverse. Its metal content consists of a copper-nickel clad composition, featuring an outer layer of 75% copper and 25% nickel bonded to a pure copper core. Historically, the Eisenhower Dollar was introduced in 1971 to commemorate both the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Apollo 11 moon landing, as evidenced by the reverse design featuring an eagle landing on the moon. The collector value for an MS65 1971-P Ike dollar is significant, as most circulation strikes from this year suffered from poor strikes and surface abrasions, making gems increasingly rare. The strike type is a Business Strike intended for circulation. The grading is officially known as MS65, which places it in the "Gem Uncirculated" category, a highly desirable tier for registry set collectors. Eisenhower Dollar, Ike Dollar, 1971, MS65, Graded Coin, Numismatics, United States of America, One Dollar, Bald Eagle, Lunar Surface, Mint State, Coin Collecting, Heritage Auctions, E Pluribus Unum 1971 Eisenhower Dollar, Ike Dollar MS65, Graded Silver Dollar, 1971-S Eisenhower, Numismatic Coins, US Mint Coinage, Rare Dollar Coins, MS65 Ike Dollar, Heritage Graded Coin, Collectible US Dollars Bidder is fully responsible for: - Determining what an item is worth to you - Evaluating the condition and authenticity of items - Making informed bidding decisions The auction house does explicitly not: - Provide appraisals - Grade items - Authenticate items - Test items - Third-Party Grading is that of the 3rd party and not done by us -Gold, Silver, Platinum, Copper, Gold-Gilded, Gold layered or Silver Plated, Electic Plating, The Metal Content or purity is not guaranteed, tested, or verified. For collectibles like coins and trading cards, be aware that they: - May be Graded or Ungraded (Raw) - Could be Authentic, Un-Authentic, Reproductions, Reprints, Replicas - Might be originals, reproductions, or replicas -We don't test or authenticate -Gold, Silver, and Platinum, descriptions are used solely to denote color or aesthetic appearance and should not be interpreted as representing precious metal composition or value unless otherwise tested, verified, or authenticated. We do not test or authenticate items. -You are bidding on what you see in the pictures, and no refunds or cancellations. Most importantly, remember that: - Your bid is a binding contract - If you win, you must purchase the item regardless of the condition - Only bid what you're comfortable paying - Always inspect item auction pictures carefully before bidding You're responsible for your due diligence before placing any bids. Take time to research and evaluate items carefully, and never bid more than you're willing to spend. Only two bidders can determine the value and price of items. Don't rely on anyone else's advice to determine the item's value; rely only on your own judgment. Disclaimer: Descriptions may be AI-generated; please review all Images to verify that the item you are bidding on is the one you intend to purchase. Images are taken with lighting to show the item's shape, Color, and Condition. Images may also have been enhanced, edited, and/or modified for presentation purposes ONLY; the condition and quality of Actual coins is what you see in the pictures. All pictures and text in the listing are copyright-protected and may not be copied, edited, reused, or rewritten without written consent and prior authorization.