Discover the exceptional 1976 D Eisenhower Dollar, a standout piece in American numismatics. This copper-nickel coin, graded by PCGS at an impressive MS-66+, represents one of the finest examples of the Type 2 variety available to collectors today.
Struck at the Denver Mint, this 1976-D Eisenhower Dollar celebrates the nation's bicentennial with its distinctive dual-date obverse and special reverse design. The Type 2 variety is particularly sought after by collectors for its bold lettering and refined details that distinguish it from the Type 1 counterpart.
With its brilliant surfaces and exceptional eye appeal, this coin offers both historical significance and remarkable condition. Whether you're building a premier Eisenhower Dollar collection or seeking a high-grade bicentennial commemorative, this PCGS-certified gem stands as an outstanding acquisition.
The Eisenhower Dollar was first introduced in 1971 to honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Apollo 11 moon landing. The 1976 bicentennial edition features a modified obverse with the dual date "1776-1976" and a reverse showing the Liberty Bell superimposed over the moon – a design created by Dennis R. Williams that beautifully captures America's spirit of independence and achievement.
This premium MS-66+ example exhibits superior luster, minimal marks, and outstanding strike quality that collectors desire. Add this historically significant American coin to your collection today.
