FREE: Rare and Collectible 1972 Eisenhower Dollar 8 to 22K GoldFilled HGE Mini Bullion Gem*BU* Coin

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1972 Eisenhower Dollar 8 to 22K GoldFilled HGE Mini Coin Bullion/Proof like Coin UNC*

The Eisenhower dollar is a $1 coin issued by the United States government from 1971–1978. The Eisenhower dollar followed the Peace dollar after a lapse of 36 years in dollar coinage and is named for General of the Army and President Dwight David "Ike" Eisenhower, who appears on the obverse. Both the obverse and the reverse of the coin were designed by Frank Gasparro.
The Eisenhower dollar was the last dollar coin to contain a proportional amount of base metal to lower denominations; it has the same amount of copper-nickel as two Kennedy half dollars, four Washington quarters, ten Roosevelt dimes, or twenty Jefferson nickels. Because of this it was a heavy and somewhat inconvenient coin. It was often saved as a memento of Eisenhower and never saw much circulation outside of casinos.[1] This led to its short time in circulation and its replacement by the smaller, but even less popular, Susan B. Anthony dollar in 1979.

This coin is one of the smallest bullion coins ever produced in the world. These are authentic mini reproductions of popular US and World currencies which are layered and filled with 8 to 22kt gold. The coin is in beautiful pristine uncirculated condition. I hope the photographs will help with grading and description. Every minute detail of the large coin has been adapted to its mini version .All coins are genuinely imported.This Scrap Gold is a GREAT INVESTMENT and Gold is at it's all time high. As the gold prices are rising, GoldFilled HGE coins are becoming scarce and disappearing from the market. Get them while you can,you are bidding on a Piece of History.

SIZE: 10 mm diameter
Weight: .76 Gram
Gold: 8 to 22K GoldFilled HGE(Heavy Gold Electroplate)
Actual gold content of each coin unknown
Dated: 1972
Estimated Market Value:18-40$