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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinhead63, post: 1875060, member: 28001&quot;]Type 2:&nbsp; When this reverse is found on a copper-nickel Eisenhower Dollar, this is the scarce and high-dollar variety of the three. It is easily recognizable due to the near absence of islands below Florida. Instead there are what appear to be ravines in the ocean, and the outlines of the continents are indistinct. The reverse dies that produced this coin were mainly used for the proof coins and silver coins of 1971 and 1972, with a very few copper-nickel circulating coins of 1972 from Philadelphia made with this reverse.&nbsp; So, if you have a proof from &#039;71 or &#039;72 use it to compare with your possible business strike &#039;72 type 2 as these were made from the same master.&nbsp; From the image you provided, I don&#039;t see any distinct islands either south east (type 1) or due south (type 3) of Florida.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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