1976-D $1 Type Two, MS

Description

1976-D Eisenhower Dollar, Type Two, MS67 NGC. This exceptional example of the 1976-D Eisenhower dollar represents a significant piece of American bicentennial coinage. The Type Two designation indicates this specimen displays the distinctive characteristics of the later die state, featuring the more refined reverse design that collectors actively seek. Struck at the Denver Mint during the height of the Bicentennial celebration, this dollar combines historical importance with noteworthy technical quality. The MS67 grade reflects outstanding preservation with only minimal imperfections visible under magnification. At this grade level, the coin exhibits full mint luster with sharp, well-defined strikes throughout both obverse and reverse. The eye appeal is notably strong, with attractive surfaces that have resisted the typical wear and bag marks associated with circulated examples from this era. The Denver Mint mark is crisp and clearly defined. Eisenhower dollars from 1976, particularly those in the MS67 range, remain popular with type collectors and those building comprehensive sets of this popular series. The Type Two variety adds an additional layer of appeal for specialists seeking specific die characteristics. This well-preserved example offers both numismatic significance and the strong eye appeal demanded by today's discerning collectors. NGC Certification #6819708008