1971-S Eisenhower Dollar – PCGS MS67 – 40% Silver
A superb high-grade example of the 1971-S Eisenhower Silver Dollar, certified PCGS MS67. As the first year of the Eisenhower Dollar series, this historic silver issue marks the return of the United States dollar coin after a 36-year absence and honors President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this impressive coin features Eisenhower’s portrait on the obverse and the iconic Apollo 11-inspired eagle landing design on the reverse, celebrating America's historic achievement in space exploration.
This exceptional MS67 example displays brilliant original mint luster, sharp design details, and excellent surfaces for the grade. Composed of 40% silver, it contains approximately 0.3161 troy ounces of silver, offering both precious metal appeal and historical significance.
Coin Details:
- Year: 1971-S
- Mint: San Francisco Mint
- Mintage: 6,868,530
- Composition: 40% Silver
- Actual Silver Weight: 0.3161 oz
- Grade: PCGS MS67
- Denomination: One Dollar ($1)
- Exceptional eye appeal / strong toning
- First year of issue
- Designer: Frank Gasparro
A premium certified first-year Eisenhower Silver Dollar — an excellent addition for collectors of U.S. silver dollars, Apollo-era history, and high-grade PCGS-certified coins.
