Eisenhower Dollar Rolls... and help confirming variety find please

The Vault Manager at one of my usual banks set aside ten rolls of Ikes for me that an older gentleman cashed in about a week ago. These were all very old looking rolls and I was intrigued by the fact that some had very old dates stamped on them:



After checking the contents I found that someone had sorted these coins by date in different rolls, and almost all of them are UNCIRCULATED!! Probably they've been sitting in these rolls for about 40+ years! One roll was entirely 1976-D Type One's:



And in a roll of 1971-D's I found 6 of these which I believe are the Friendly Eagle Variety. Any Ike experts please feel free to confirm or correct me on this:

 

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The only difference I'm aware of is the Type I with two lines above the eye and the Type II & III without the lines.

Chris

 

According to Cherrypickers' Guide the "Friendly Eagle" variety has six? features different from the common 1971-D reverse, five of which are described. 99% sure these are the FEV's. No mention of a Type I, II, or III; you maybe are referring to the 1972 Ike (T I, II & III reverse best identified by the island configuration on the Earth above eagle)?

 

Okay! To be honest, I didn't even look at the CPG. I just did a "quick flip" to the listing in the Wexler/Crawford/Flynn book, "Authoritative Reference on Eisenhower Dollars". It just mentions the T-I & T-II. My mistake about mentioning a T-III.

Chris