1974-S $1 Silver Eisenhower "Ike" Dollar - PCGS PR68

This 1974-S Eisenhower $1 silver coin commemorates President Dwight Eisenhower and the Apollo moon landings. The reverse features an eagle on the moon, inspired by the NASA emblem.

Obverse: A portrait of President Eisenhower, left-handed, with a solemn expression and clean relief.

Reverse: A bald eagle, clutching an olive branch, lands on the lunar surface, with the silhouette of Earth and 13 stars (symbolizing the founding states) in the background.

Historical Status: This coin is one of the last 40% silver commemorative coins in circulation in the United States. Silver proof versions (Brown Ikes) were issued from 1971 to 1974, with silver coin issuance discontinued after 1976.

Inscription Layout:
Above the eagle: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA."
Below the eagle: "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and the denomination "ONE DOLLAR."
Designer: Frank Gasparro (based on the Apollo 11 mission emblem)

Information

• Year: 1974
  
• Strike Type: Proof
  
• Grade: PR 68
  
• Certification: PCGS
  
• Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  
• Denomination: $1
  
• Coin: Eisenhower
  
• Mint Location: San Francisco

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