Post an Eisenhower (Ikes)

73-D. It's very lustrous but the photos dont show it very well.

 

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I attempted to image the MM for a RPM. What are your impressions?

 

The lighting is slightly off on this but this is a beautiful coin with the toning action. I went through a few 73S Browns yesterday to pick this one up.

 

If I remember correctly, was there an Ike that had a Lunar module on it?

 

Arrived today and I cleaned all the nicotine stains off it. Wow that PlastX works well.

 

Gteat job.

 

Wow. This is a g3eat display of ikes. Great thread. Pretty, pretty, and pretty. I got all of those too, but mine in a book. Ooop grandbabies got them. Yours are more better. Lol

 

I like yours

 

My only Ike. I think this 1971 S is a silver collector's edition or some such name.

 

It’s a brown box 1971-S proof.

It’s 40% silver.

 

I just completed my 4th Eisenhower Dollar Dansco album. The last two holes I filled were the 1972-S silver business strike and the 1976-S silver proof.





I also picked up this 72-D because of its clean, satiny fields. I really like the striation lines as well.

 

I have a few but these aren't really what I collect. 71 S PF

 

I Photograph my coins with my smart phone and it’s not the easiest task. Are you using such a smart phone or a regular camera and do you have any tips.

 

I am not sure @DysfunctionalVeteran has chimed in, in a while.
I haven't seen @Cascade here in a while.
How you two been doing?

 

73S silver BS

 

Man, I love everything about these big coins. Nice pics!

 

I recently acquired a second Nightcrawler DIVa (1S2-401) from Brian Vaile of the Ike Group. It is an upgrade to my previous 67DCAM, but this new one (68CAM) does not have the additional struck-thru error present. So, the 67DCAM specimen retains its unique status as the only known struck-thru fiber/thread inclusion Nightcrawler. The "nightcrawler" itself is a hubbed-thru debris artifact. I've included a comparison photo below. This is my favorite Ike variety for sure, and there aren't many around. Last time I checked I believe there were approximately 20 known examples.