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by Roggie Clark (Author), Raj Clark (Author)
The Eisenhower Dollar is one of the most fascinating modern United States coin series for collectors. Large, bold, and historically significant, these coins were produced from 1971 through 1978 and honored President Dwight D. Eisenhower while also celebrating the Apollo 11 Moon landing.
For many collectors, Eisenhower Dollars offer the perfect balance between affordability and excitement. While many coins in the series can still be found at reasonable prices, certain dates, varieties, silver issues, and high grade examples can be surprisingly valuable and difficult to locate.
This book is designed to help beginners understand the Eisenhower Dollar series in a clear and practical way. Inside, you will learn how the series was created, the differences between clad and silver issues, how mint marks affect value, and which varieties collectors search for most.
You will also learn how coin grading works, how to safely store your collection, how to avoid common beginner mistakes, and how to build a collection that fits your goals and budget.
Whether you are searching through old collections, buying coins online, attending coin shows, or simply curious about Ike Dollars, this guide provides a beginner friendly foundation for understanding and collecting the Eisenhower Dollar series.
