I would like to know if there are any known Doubled-Die Eisenhower Dollars (Clad or Silver)... I have looked everywhere I can think of and I cant find the answers I'm looking for... I'm looking for pre-bicentennial possibilities if anyone knows...
The 'Cherrypickers' Guide' mentions several. They are the '71-S proof, '72-S proof, '73-s proof. There may be more.
This is the most extensive list that I know of: http://www.conecaonline.org/content/eisenhowerdoubleddies.html
Here also is another link to some DDO Ikes Have Fun it is addicting. Terry http://ikegroup.sslpowered.com/ikeg...php?f=42&sid=f02c1ee60c6537e51410a0a7090fb035
1971-S FS-103 DDO 1971-S FS-106 DDO 1971-S Possibly DDR-005 (PR-5-R-V-CCW from K-7) 1972-S FS-101 1973-S FS-101 There are lots more and some are very similar with the defining difference being the PegLeg vs the Serifed R in LIBERTY. There are also many Business Strike 40% Silver and Copper-Nickel Clad DDO's and DDR's. I forgot this one of which only 1 is known: 1971-S DDO-023 (ODV-101 RDV-007) Prototype
1972 has two SDR dies (Series Doubled Reverse). This means that the doubling occurs across date boundaries. While no premium is associated with the coin, it should certainly be a part of any IKE collectors Complete Variety Collection. BTW, James Wiles at CONECA will examine your coin for a small fee + return mailing costs. Go to http://conecaonline.org/content/coneca_attributions.html for specific instructions and costs.