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Gold-Layered Eisenhower Dollar $14.95 The first dollar coin to be issued in the United States since 1935, the Eisenhower Dollar was minted from 1971 - 1978. The coin?s obverse honors Dwight David Eisenhower, legendary war hero and America?s 34th president. The reverse features an eagle landing on the moon, paying tribute to man?s first moon landing. Now, the master craftsmen at American Mint have layered these genuine Eisenhower Dollar coins in glistening 24-kt. gold.Limitation: UnknownMaterial: Gold-layeredWeight: 22.68 gramsIssue year: 1971-1978Diameter: 38 mm (Approx. 1.5 in.)Quality: Very FineCountry: United StatesFace value: 1 DollarCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs. |
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 1907 Barber Dime GEM BU OUTSTANDING COIN  US $92.91
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 $10000 EISENHOWER FRN NOVELTY BILL LOT OF 5 US $4.95
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 1935A $1 Silver Certificate BLUE SEAL US $1.30
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 1869 Two Cent Piece PROOF SUPERB GEM PF IMPRESSIVE US $900.00
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 ONE TRILLION DOLLAR LIBERTY NOVELTY BILL LOT OF 5 US $5.95
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 SERENITY PRAYER COLLECTIBLE COIN GOLD SILVER PLATED US $14.95
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 1899 $5 CHIEF SILVER CERTIFICATE LARGE OVERSIZED COPY US $16.95
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 2003 First in Flight Silver Dollar Proof US $37.00
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 2006 JEFFERSON Nickel Mint PD Rolls First Strike 1 18 US $9.99
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 Unissued SACKETS HARBOR NY $3 BANKNOTE 10 1Sept US $127.50
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 1880 CC 1880S 1881 S 1882 S 1885 P MORGAN COINS ROLL US $100.25
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 $1 Dallas GEM Star Notes 2006 5 ConsecSerial s US $14.99
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 1883 N C LIBERTY HEAD V NICKEL 5C NO CENTS 5086 US $14.00
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 COLORIZED AMERICAN 1 OZ FINE SILVER EAGLE BULLION COIN US $23.00
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 5 2010 1OZ OUNCE AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE GEM SILVER COINS US $113.50 |
 1964 KENNEDY SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER137 US $9.00
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 NICE OLD AND RARE 1901 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR US $28.99
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 1958 d FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER138 US $7.50
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 1922 $20 GOLD CERTIFICATE LARGE OVERSIZED COPY US $16.95
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 1963 d FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER139 US $7.50
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 SILVER COINS 1lb FRANKLIN LIBERTY BARBER NOT JUNK US $269.00
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 NEW IRAQI DINARS 1000 Iraq Dinar IQD Crisp unc note US $1.99
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 1889 P 1897 P 1897 S Lustrous Morgan Silver Dollars US $60.00
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 100 1 Oz Silver American Eagle 2010 Coins 5 Rolls US $2,256.01
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 1963 FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER140 US $7.50
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 1990 Canada Double Dollar Proof Set US $16.00
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 1960 D FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER141 US $7.50
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 Used Home Coin Counter Set Money Change with scratches US $1.05
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 1980 Canada Arctic Territories Dollar 500 Silver BU US $13.95
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 UNITED STATES BUFFALO BULLION BAR 999 Solid Silver US $1.49
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 1939 Canada Royal Visit Dollar 800 Silver US $17.95
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 2002 British Virgin Islands Dollar AU UNC Twin Towers US $2.50
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 1960 FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER142 US $7.50
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 1948 Cuauhtemoc Cinco Pesos Lg 90 Silver Coin US $20.49
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 2010 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE ROLL OF 20 COINS OUNCES GEM US $450.01 |
 1907 o BARBER SILVER HALF DOLLAR25 US $9.99
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 1878 CC 1878 S 1878 P 1879 S 1898 P MORGAN COINS ROLL US $96.00
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 1907 BARBER SILVER HALF DOLLAR17 US $9.99
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 2010 PROOF MF PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR COIN PCGS PR 69DC FS US $6.00
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 2010 S Presidential Dollars $1 Coin Proof Set w LINCOLN US $7.01
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 1922 United States 900 Silver Peace Dollar US $15.99
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 6 D silver Washington Quarter 1960 1962 1950 51 52 1957 US $22.01
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 1894 O 1901 P 1902 S MORGAN COINS ROLL LOT NO PEACE US $76.00
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 George Washington Presidential Dollar Coins $25 Roll US $37.00
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 1978 NO ISLAND VOYAGEUR DOLLAR IN SET VERY RARE US $66.95
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 1941 LIBERTY WALKING SILVER HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER143 US $7.50
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 SILVER coin 1986 STATUE OF LIBERTY ELLIS ISLAND Dollar US $15.55
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 1942 LIBERTY WALKING HALF DOLLAR 90 SILVER144 US $7.50
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Dollar lower at noon, bonds firmer
The Aussie dollar was lower at noon as soft economic data in the US lowered demand for high-yielding assets.
The History of Silver Dollar Values
Silver dollars, which are the first dollar coin issue, were minted since 1794. The United States of America have been minting dollar coins in gold, silver, and base metal varieties. A silver dollar values at one dollar.
The term silver dollar can be misleading. While the metal silver is used, the whole term actually generally refers to any large white metal coin, with a face value of one dollar, issued by the United States of America. Several purists have expressed their concern about and protest against the term, insisting that a dollar should not be called silver unless it really contains some, if not all, of the metal in question. Still, the term silver dollar lives on to pertain to coins with one-dollar values.
Beginning the twentieth century, dollar coins or silver dollars have found a significant decrease in popular acceptance in circulation in the United States of America. Since 1971, there have been many attempts to revive the silver dollars place as legal tender, with suggestions to phase in a coin to replace the one dollar bill, but all have proved futile. Other developed countries, on the other hand, still have denominations of like value exist only in coin. For example, there are the British 50 pence coin, the Canadian loonie and toonie, the 1 and 2 Australian dollar coins, the 50 New Taiwan dollar coin, the 1 and 2 Euro coins, and the 100 and 500 Japanese yen coin, to name a few; the silver dollar values still exist in these countries.
Before dollar coins or silver dollars were born, paper currency was first tried out by a then fledgling United States. However, this form of money did not last long and in 1776, the Continental Congress approved and carried out plans for the production of silver coins to replace the quickly failing Continental, which is what the fledgling country called its paper currency. Unfortunately, silver coins were never actually produced at the time, owing to the Revolutionary War which was taking place. Thomas Jefferson, influenced by the failure of the Continental and the overall distrust in paper currency that was widespread during the period, wrote letters indicating his desire for the United States to mint coins that have similar value with and worth to contemporary foreign coins. Indeed, such is the clamor for coins and silver dollar values.
The United States Mint, officially authorized by the Coinage Act of 1792 to produce dollar coins from silver, produced silver dollar coins from the year 1794 continuously until 1803, when the robust silver dollar production were stopped until 1836. Mint Director David Rittenhouse, distributed the first silver dollars, which were 1,758 all in all, as souvenirs to the dignitaries at that time. Today, coin collectors from around the world highly prized original silver dollars made during the said period, including the Flowing Hair (1794-1795) and the Draped Bust (1795-1804), of which there are two varieties, namely the small eagle (1795-1798) and the heraldic eagle (1798-1804). Some of these silver dollar values are extremely rare and exceptionally valuable, especially because they are the earliest examples of massively circulated coins ever struck by the United States Mint, thus bearing an incomparable mystique for serious coin collectors worldwide.
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