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1973-S $1 Clad Eisenhower Dollar -- Struck Through Silver Layer, Mated Pair -- PR65 NGC.... (Total: 2 coins)
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Description
1973-S Ike Dollar Mated Pair, PR65
Clad Dollar Struck Through Silver-Clad Layer
1973-S $1 Clad Eisenhower Dollar -- Struck Through Silver Layer,
Mated Pair -- PR65 NGC. Similar to modern clad coinage, a clad
Ike dollar has two outer layers of 75% copper, 25% nickel and an
inner core of pure copper. Proof 1973-S Ike dollars were struck in
both silver clad and copper-nickel clad alloys. The silver clad
proofs had outer layers of 80% silver and an inner core of 20.9%
silver. To create the present mated pair, an outer silver-clad
layer separated from a silver-clad planchet, and was fed together
with a copper-nickel clad Ike planchet. The silver-clad layer was
struck between the obverse die and the copper-nickel planchet. The
struck silver-clad layer has a normal appearance when viewed from
the obverse. The reverse exhibits an incused, reversed, and
somewhat indistinct image of the obverse. The reverse of the
copper-nickel clad dollar has a normal appearance, but the obverse
appears blurry, since the strike from the obverse die was blunted
by the silver-clad layer.
Auction Info
2024 May 8 - 12 CSNS US Coins Signature® Auction #1374 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
May, 2024
8th-12th
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