1976-S Eisenhower Dollar – PCGS PR69DCAM – Clad Type 2 Reverse – Bicentennial Proof
A beautiful proof example of the 1976-S Eisenhower Dollar, certified PCGS PR69DCAM (Deep Cameo) with the desirable Type 2 Reverse. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this historic Bicentennial issue celebrates the 200th anniversary of American independence with the special dual date 1776–1976.
The Type 2 Reverse features the refined lettering style used on later 1976 Eisenhower Dollar issues, making it a popular variety among collectors of the Ike Dollar series. The reverse design showcases the Liberty Bell superimposed over the moon, representing America's heritage and achievements in space exploration.
This exceptional PR69DCAM example displays brilliant mirrored proof fields, sharply frosted design elements, and outstanding contrast between the raised devices and background.
Coin Details:
- Year: 1976-S
- Mint: San Francisco Mint
- Variety: Clad Type 2 Reverse
- Mintage: 4,149,730
- Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
- Grade: PCGS PR69DCAM
- Finish: Proof – Deep Cameo
- Denomination: One Dollar ($1)
- Designer: Frank Gasparro
A beautiful certified Bicentennial Eisenhower Dollar combining American history, proof craftsmanship, and collector variety appeal.