1972 Eisenhower Dollar Coins, Lot of 20

Twenty 1972 Eisenhower dollars laid out in a clean 4×5 grid — a solid lot for a type collector or anyone who just appreciates the big, satisfying heft of an Ike dollar. The reverse shows the eagle landing on the moon, a nod to the Apollo 11 mission that inspired the design. Details: - Date: 1972 - Mint mark: not visible on obverse; reverse photos show no mint mark — Philadelphia (no mint mark) - Denomination: One Dollar - Series: Eisenhower Dollar (clad, copper-nickel) - Quantity: 20 coins - Silver content: None — clad composition (Philadelphia business strikes are not silver) Circulated, with varying degrees of wear across the lot; several show attractive blue-gray toning while others have warmer copper tones on the high points. No obvious damage noted. Condition varies coin to coin — see all photos. The Eisenhower dollar was the first large-size dollar coin struck since the Peace dollar ended in 1935, and it was the last of its kind — the smaller Susan B. Anthony dollar replaced it in 1979. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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