1972 Ike dollar

And this, type 2??

 

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I am not sure. It looks to be in XF- Au condition.

 

Can't tell since the picture is blurry but it doesn't look like a T2 to me.

 

I apologise for the pics, as imI using my phone macro setting, still bad!
but I'm expecting a camera for coins in the mail, I'm excited.
Just a few more pics, hope they help, and thank you all so much for your input, greatly appreciate you all!

 

Type 1

 

Yup def not T2. Much better pics btw.

 

Here are a few Type 2 Ikes that I found this year. May help you out:
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1972-type-2-ikes-2-found-crh.313667/

 

Thank you very much!
I appreciate any information, especially for what they are going for, I have a pretty good sized amount of coins/errors different varieties, that I'm ready to let go of, again thank you.
Dottie

 

I do have one more question if you have any thought as to coins that were coated, like this 71 I've had for years, does it effect the value?
Just a thought, thanks again
Dottie
furryfrog02 said
"Sorry" I asked myself

 

Unfortunately the plating pretty much removes any numismatic value for the coin. Still kinda cool though and might be worth keeping if you like it.

 

Thank you! will definitely hang on to it, never know, my grandbabies future!
My daughters think Im a nut as I'm into coins, reason I am working on the interest with the grands, thanks again!
Dottie

 

No Problem, happy to be able to help...

 

It has a good size rim ding at 1 obv. Net graded.

 

I think modern mink marks are types. Ikes have variety 72 1 2 +3. And i dont know

 

Type 2 in this case has to do with the reverse die. Not mint mark.

 

Hello, as for a mint mark, I don't see one on the reverse, I haven't really check them yet, as for errors.
Thanks
Dottie

 

Damn. Looked in red book before i responded. Even checked how to spell varities. In 1972. There are a 1,2, and 3 varities. Oh. I sse now. I get it