1976-D $1 Type Two, MS

Description

1976-D Eisenhower Dollar, Type Two, MS67. This 1976-D Eisenhower Dollar represents a significant issue from the bicentennial coinage program. The Type Two designation indicates this specimen exhibits the distinctive characteristics of the later die state, which collectors have long recognized as a key variety within this popular series. Struck at the Denver Mint during America's 200th anniversary celebration, this dollar combines historical significance with numismatic appeal. Graded MS67 by NGC (Certification #6819708008), this example displays exceptional eye appeal and luster preservation consistent with the grade. The obverse presents sharp definition of Eisenhower's profile, while the reverse showcases the bold eagle landing on the moon design. The MS67 grade indicates only light, scattered bag marks typical of high-grade mint state examples, with excellent original mint bloom evident across both sides. The 1976-D Eisenhower Dollar remains a popular cornerstone of American dollar coinage, and examples in this grade level represent solid collector specimens. This Type Two example offers both historical significance and strong technical quality, making it an attractive addition to any dollar collection or type set.