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Here's a fun piece of history: a circulated 1976 Eisenhower Bicentennial dollar.
These big, heavy coins were made to commemorate 200 years of American independence.
This one features the Liberty Bell and the moon on the back (the bicentennial design) and a portrait of Ike on the front.
It's made of a copper-nickel clad composition (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel).
It's circulated, so it has some wear and character, and it's ungraded/uncertified.
The mint location is random, so you might get Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco—it's a surprise.
People like to use these as scratch off coins for lottery tickets or just keep them as a cool, historical keepsake.
A neat piece of 70s Americana.
