1971-S Eisenhower Dollar – PCGS MS65 – 40% Silver
A historic first-year issue of the popular Eisenhower Dollar series, this 1971-S Eisenhower Silver Dollar is certified PCGS MS65. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, it represents the return of the United States dollar coin after a 36-year absence and honors President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The reverse features the iconic Apollo 11-inspired eagle landing design, commemorating America's achievement in space exploration. This attractive MS65 example displays strong mint luster, sharp details, and the quality expected from a professionally graded silver Eisenhower Dollar.
Composed of 40% silver, this coin contains approximately 0.3161 troy ounces of silver, combining precious metal value with historical significance. As the first year of the Eisenhower Dollar series, the 1971-S issue remains a favorite among collectors of modern U.S. silver dollars and space-themed coins.
Coin Details:
- Year: 1971-S
- Mint: San Francisco Mint
- Mintage: 6,868,530
- Composition: 40% Silver
- Actual Silver Weight: 0.3161 oz
- Grade: PCGS MS65
- Denomination: One Dollar ($1)
- Designer: Frank Gasparro
A great opportunity to own a certified first-year Eisenhower Silver Dollar with historical importance and collectible appeal.
