A 1976 Eisenhower value?

I have a 1976 No S Proof Eisenhower dollar coin that might be an error coin too. Any idea what it might be worth?

 

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That's not a proof coin it's a Philly mint dollar and it's worth a dollar.

 

What is the difference between this and the S proof?

 

Well a proof is going to have "S" on it.
It will also have highly reflective fields and frosty details.
Should look something like this pic I got from google images

 

You're on the internet you would have be able to find out in the time it took you to ask that question. Although see what @hotwheelsearl posted above.

And here's an article on the no S proof, which technically shouldn't have an S anyways as they were minted in Philly and were trial pieces.

https://www.pcgs.com/News/The-Unique-1976-Philadelphia-Eisenhower-Dollar

 

This one is a type one wright?

 

Yes, it should be. The type II would have thinner letters, I believe.

 

Mine is a type 2

 

And it's one of 113,318,000 that were minted. Like I said it's unfortunately only worth a dollar.

 

The type II should have only been made in san francisco and should have an S on them.And this looks like a no S Type II error coin that made it into circulation.So we will see.

 

Philadelphia minted 113,318,000 Type 2 Clad Bicentennial Ike's as well as 4,019,000 type 1. Both of those would have no mint mark or 'S' because they were minted in Philadelphia just like your coin. You can choose not to believe me but there is absolutely nothing special about your coin and it's worth a dollar.

 

Absolutely just a normal Philadelphia coin worth a dollar as stated.

 

Yep

 

I understand

 

With only one known example in existence, the chances that you have a no S proof is honestly very, very low.

 

What if that one No S proof is just a very high graded Phylli coin.

 

What if - worms had machine guns.....

 

You never know now a days

 

Proof is not a condition but a method of manufacturing.