1776 - 1976 NO MINT MARK Eisenhower Ike Dollar - RARE Eisenhower Dollars
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- 1776 - 1976 NO MINT MARK Eisenhower Ike Dollar - RARE Eisenhower Dollars
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1776 - 1976 NO MINT MARK Eisenhower Ike Dollar - RARE Eisenhower Dollars
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These Ikes and the bi-centennials are what got me started as a little boy. Just love them still.
A few years ago I worked with a lady who said she had a bunch of "silver" dollars to sell. I looked at them, all but two were clad Ike's. I bought them for face and paid what the two Morgan's were worth.
I used the clad Ike's for tips when we went to the cafe. Surprising how many servers didn't know what the Ike dollars were.
Couple months ago I went to my local Bank to see if they had any IKE's to buy. The Teller, her Supervisor, and the Loan Officer (all in their early 20's) had NO CLUE what I was talking about!! The Loan Officer (after I explained) told me that the main branch had some...so, he requested them. He called me about a week later to tell me they were in. I went down to pick them up...they were actually Presidential Dollars and not IKE's. I even showed him a picture...they still had no clue!!😂
I see on your Facebook page people who are constantly posting "Is my coin...." and over and over you or someone else will tell them the truth. So easy for them to just LEARN what is and is not a "special" coin. But the scammers are feeding ego hungry people who don't want to learn. So sad. But keep educating and hopefully those people will finally get a light bulb moment and start to learn.
Excellent summary of the Ike’s! I’m new (3-4 months into coin collecting) and your videos have been awesome. Thanks Daniel.
Dan is an excellent and honest source of information, education regarding numismatics. You won't go wrong learning from him.
I'd also highly recommend (if you haven't already) that you purchase a copy of the 'Red Book' (A Guide Book of U.S. Coins - R.S. Yeoman). It is and has been the 'go to' reference for beginner and expert alike since 1948, updated annually.
I would like you to cover the "Smiling Ike" Variaty. Everyone always forgets this when they cover Ikes, its like no one ever mentions it? Would love youre take on the Smiling Ike, Or the notorious 'Low Baller Smiling Ike'. Thanks.
I remember these did not circulate much because they were too big and bulky for pocket change. They were more of a coin you had but didn’t carry in pocket change
Super interesting. Now I'm going to go through all of my blue and brown Ikes!
By far the best in depth video I've seen on Eisenhower dollars. Thank you.
Another good information video Daniel. I have a few Ikes dollars unfortunately not worth alot but good to keep for comparison to check when I find or get more. Thanks again Daniel for all you do for the hobby and have a nice day.
I absolutely loved this video!! I've been working on my IKE'S for months with a lot of help from Andy at your shop. I've been able to almost complete my Eisenhower Collection. With this video, I'll be able to have some confidence in finding the varieties. With your suggestions on coin books, I was able to read and see some of these varieties visually, but this video is exactly what I needed to feel better about understanding what I have and what I need to complete this collection and move on to my Susan B. Anthony's.
Your loyal customer in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Yes Sir‼️Gotta Love those Ike Dollars👍🏼 Clad, Blue& Brown OH MY😜
I think I will wait till I get my Ike book with proofs so I can look through mine. I have blue and red ikes and the 3 coin sets and 1975 and 1976 and regular strike ones to. A lot of sets yet maby I can find something interesting. I still enjoy them.
Thanks! I know it's not much because I'd rather support your store by purchasing more coins from your website. However, I felt that to be a little one-sided. I know you'll make money from my purchases from the site, but this way I can show appreciation with some financial support for the time you take to teach and protect the hobby. I love your channel and look forward to watching your next videos.
I sure do appreciate it! Thank you, thank you!
@CoinHELPu I finally figured out how to comment on these videos. I said I would do this in one of my comments on a purchase from your site a few months back, and I am a person of my word.
I'll do my best not to overwhelm you with comments today, but I wanted to make sure I remembered how to do this, so please forgive me if I'm replying or doing things incorrectly. I'll be sure to look at familiaizing myself more in these areas. To continue to show support, I'll keep my reviews/comments for my favorite video of the week. I shouldn't be surprised that you responded because you said in your videos that you read these comments, but I am. Thank you for that because there are so many times that things are said, but there is no action. You continue to prove that you can find a reputable person amongst all the unreliable. BEST WISHES to you and yours.
You’re doing nothing wrong. Comment as much as you want. It helps my videos.
Great Ike video. Glad to see these covered. I have never heard of the type 3 earth, just the tpye 1 & 2. Need to look into it. Also never heard of the Ike group. Need to find that as well.
Great breakdown thank you!
Not really into the Ike Dollars, but this was an interesting video. Thanks for sharing, Daniel. 👍👍
I like the Ike dollars. I can understand why they didn't circulate very well. It's a big clunky coin. I don't have a Dansco album but I did just complete the set. Great video as always Daniel.
Thank you very much Daniel for all this information ! I about went blind looking through my Ikes awhile back distinguishing the 3 reverse types. Would have made it allot easier if I had less circulated coins. 😂
Great video still learning thanks
My favorite coin series!!!
Some many things to remember...thank you!!
I have learned a lot I guess I have a lot more to learn 😊😊
Excellent broadcast.
Thanks again Daniel, for the info.
Thanks for the information
one of my favorite videos daniel thanks !
5-8 years ago, I could find tons of IKE's at the local banks....now, they're almost impossible to find!
Thanks for sharing
I have a gorgeous type 1 reverse on my bicentennial, definitely need to get it graded
Thanks for the info, great knowledge you shared,🤠☮️✌️☯️🥈
Thank you Daniel! Wish they would bring back some coins in those GSA like holders. Maybe call them That 70's Coins🤣
A customer turned in $35 worth of these coins. I did find a 74s proof. Looks nice. Not sure what it’s worth. Bunch of 71/72 and a few 78’s. I tried looked for the extra tail on the “S” there all type 2. It cool to have
I have a authenticated brilliant Eisenhower dollar t 2- 1776- 1976 no mint mark
Love the informative vids!! 👍👍😂
We found a 1776 . 1976 clad coin with no mint mark. It weighs in at 22.65 and is puzzling me.
My ocd kept thinking about the piece of tape on the album cover!😬😜
Just discovered your channel. Great content. Just starting the coin collecting and review of my coins. Been researching what to use to view coins. Loops, mag glass, digital micro, stereo scope, etc. Would really appreciate your thoughts. Also, is there a way to connect if any questions?
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I recomend a 6 power mag. glass and a 10 or 12 power loop.For general grading.😊
With all the nuance in the short Ike series, why didnt the mint put business strike Ike's in the 1971 and 1972 mint sets?
👏NICELY DONE👏
I Like Ike! lol ~ I have 3 of the Bicentennial 40% coins...have no clue what mint mark they are, will have to go take another look. Thanks for the informative vid!
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I'm a little ashamed I don't own a nice ike dollar. I'm sure I'll see one in a case soon. It's definitely got the most badass reverse.
I remember when they were initially released. Most were of mediocre quality, thus the uber high values in grades past MS66.
As depiction of an eagle in flight (or any eagle) it is, in my opinion, the worst of any coinage design of the last few centuries. Frank Gasparro can not be held to account for this, as it was a faithful rendition of the Apollo 11 mission shoulder patch. The first moon landing having been such a recent and major achievement it was an entirely appropriate design.
Many of the SBA Dollars were also of poor quality, though some of the San Francisco circulation strikes were deeply struck with polished fields and cameo devices. I had rolls of them back in the day, used for groceries and rent in leaner times.
The same reverse design as the 'Ike' was used on the SBA dollar and in my opinion looked better on the smaller format.
I LOVE the Reverse!
The Mint Director has the 2 Nd valuable one. All the others are common !😂
I have been buying a lot of proof sets on my local shift store action a morgen CC went for $40 bucks before I even knew wtf I know now. I picked up a lot of proof sets from 1960 to 2020 then 3 complete state quarters set in 24-karat gold, platinum, silver, and Clad. To look through 😅
Another excellent video! Great info. I'm wanting to learn about Overton varieties and vams. I think I'll buy a book and research.
I've got one of those 1976 no mint mark type 2 coins, I'm looking at it right now but I don't think it grade above a 60
Hello Daniel hope everything is good for you...a while back I bought a bicentennial proof Ike dollar coin and it is in its capsule didn't pay much for it...but my question is why should I keep it if don't have a collection of those coins so where should I sell it..thanks
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There so common , I have one. The one that’s valuable is the one the mint employee took out as his bonus that year 😂
Hola, tengo esa Moneda de un dolar 1776-1976, la tipo 2 sin la S, está en muy buen estado.
Disponible para la venta.
I have six Eisenhower bicentennial coins without a mint mark underneath Eisenhower's neck
Normal, they must be proofs to be valuable
And don't it make my Brown Ike Blue ? Thank you for this Video . I have been Curating , Collating and Collecting Ike's since I was 7 Years Old . I just hold them now and it takes about a Year before I find 8 Coins I want to Submit for Grading . I am not a Coin Dealer . I Just Collect :) QC
I have a 1972 S Eisenhower Uncirculated silver dollar (with Blue mint coin) in blue holder. I think its a 40 percent. It has the PEG LEG , but do not think you said that for a 1972 ?? just 1971. Is it listed or have extra value ??? Thank You !
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I would buy that empty BiCi three coin box. I lost mine. I have the coins and no box.
I have coin 1976 looks like that last picture
In the red envelope the "IKE" is in the middle of the package. ✌️
Trying to share to my Facebook page it won't let me
I have a 1971 no S Eisenhower dollar. But im not sending it through the mail to be graded.
You'll be making the "No mintmark" videos when you're 80. It's a curse! 😂
03:44 - You misspoke here, saying _"The type two is thicker letters on it",_ then at 03:53 you correctly identified the reverse with thicker, flatter, letters as type one.
Stuff happens.
04:57 - That poor '73 clad proof - those aren't just 'milk spots', it's a milk storm. The original mint package (OPG) was not kind to these.
14:05 - If the 'no S' 40% Ike was actually minted at Philadelphia, it is not a "no P" as the 'P' mintmark had only been used during 1942 - 45 (for 35% silver five cent coins of he WW2 period) and would not appear again until the 1979P Susan B. Anthony Dollar. There were no 'P' marked coins from 1946 through 1978. A 40% silver Ike business strike from Philadelphia would be a pattern or an off metal (off planchet) error as all 40% Ikes were to have been minted at San Francisco. Conversely, as proofs were to be minted only at San Francisco during that period, if the coin was actually minted at Philadelphia it would be in a rather similar class as a 'branch mint proof'.
It’s not a No S was my point and that it would be a No P before it was a No S. As PCGS listed it. Also I covered all the mint mark facts in more than one video.
@@CoinHELPu There was no 'P' mintmark during 1976, and had not been for over thirty years.
If minted at San Francisco (as all proofs of the period were purported to be) it is a "No S".
If minted at Philadelphia, it should have status of a pattern or 'specimen proof'.
You’re preaching to the choir. I have more than one video on the mint marks so you’re not telling me anything I don’t already know.
If you would listen you would learn something. PCGS has this as a no S, but it can’t be, it was minted at Philadelphia mint. So it would be a n P before it would be a no S.
All Philadelphia issues should be called No P, you evidently haven’t seen all the erroneous listings of no mint mark coins online. It’s not a no mint mark, it’s not supposed to have one if minted at Philadelphia, but it’s more appropriate to call a Philadelphia Minted coin a No P than a No S or a no mint mark.
@@CoinHELPu "All Philadelphia issues should be called No P" is where we diverge here.
I do see your point regarding the spurious "no P" listings on Ebay, but why not just educate people to the fact that the only 'P' mintmarked coins prior to 1979 were the 35% silver five cent coins of 1942 - 45?
"No P" implies that a 'P' is missing. There was no intended 'P' mark on any U.S. coin dated 1793 through 1941 nor 1946 through 1978.
_"it’s not supposed to have one if minted at Philadelphia"_ is correct, and to call it "no 'P' " when there was no 'P' mintmark at the time is nonsense.
The fact that the 'P' mintmark was resumed has long remained a mystery to me. The mint(s) had no problem with markless coinage being produced at West Point and San Francisco to supplement production during the same period as the 'P' mintmark was gradually reintroduced.
What is the verification that this 'No S' Ike was produced at Philadelphia?
The nonsense is a professional company calling a Philadelphia Mint struck coin a no S. Why don’t you give PCGS a hard time instead of me?
I have educated way more people than you, thousands of people on the mint mark facts. So stop acting like I haven’t.
No P is more appropriate than no mint mark ad they about the same difference, but using No P at least teaches people that a coin just didn’t have a P mint mark because the Philadelphia mint didn’t use one, but saying no mint mark is misleading and doesn’t define anything.
I know you feel this great need to be corrective but don’t let your pride and ego get in the way.
I know better than you do on what people need to know in this hobby and you or no one else is going to change how I do it.
Sorry forgot to say that it is made of silver.
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I have a s.proof type 2 1976 in my possession
They’re common coins.
Schooling 😉👊✌
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How can I send you a video?
I don’t view videos and help people like that. You post images and questions in the coinhelpu community.
1975 had type 1 and type 2 ike dollars I thought?
No, type one is 1975 but date 1976 and type two is 1976
Ive got one of them coins
The only coin more boring than Ikes, are Susan B Anthony Dollars.
Your opinion.😊
So many scammers trying to sell no mm coins that shouldn't have one because of being struck at Philly, wonder if they crap their pants when they see a 2017p Lincoln cent that has a p mm.