Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin)

Accessory by United States Federal Reserve
Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin) - image 1
Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin) - image 1
Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin) - image 2
Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin) - image 2
Price: £8.00£8.00exc VAT
3 reviews
Add to wishlist
Get 80 VI Points for this purchase.

This ungimmicked coin is a nationally circulated Eisenhower Silver Dollar Coin for your coin magic routines.

Add to wishlist

Customer reviews for Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin)

Joel
Ive purchased both my half dollars and dollar coins from Vanishing Inc. Any coin issues and they will take care of it ASAP
Joel
Got four nice Ike 1972s from Vanishing Inc. Ended up having a problem with one and they sent out a replacement right away, no fuss.
Garry
Great coin, very useful knowing these are still available,
great coin to use along with other coin routines too.

Community questions about Eisenhower Dollar (Single Coin)

Have a question about this product? It's possible others do too. Ask here and other Vanishing Inc. Magic customers will be able to respond with assistance! Alternatively, email us and we can help too.

  • Philip asks: Is this Eisenhower 1 dollar coin date always 1977.

    • 1. Jim responds:No. It varies from coin to coin. They are random dates.
    Post an answer to this question

  • Nicci asks: Do the coins come with coin case?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:They do not.

  • Nick asks: Your description says "Eisenhower Silver Dollar" and photo shows 1977 coin. Is this a silver coin, or copper clad coin. It is contradictory ... though price suggests copper clad.

    • 1. David responds:It’s got to be copper clad for that price, it won’t have any silver in it. Just copper and nickel. %40 or %90 silver dollars will cost a lot more. They should change the the wording but copper clad coins are nevertheless nice coins for magic and they can be hard to get hold of in the uk so grab some while you can.
    • 2. David responds:Just an update it could be %40 and if so would be worth the same as the copper nickel coins as they are still cladded.
    • 3. Ray responds:No, 40% silver coinage demands a premium over the standard clad issues.
    Post an answer to this question

  • Steven asks: Are these coins considered " soft" ?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:No. For the most part, only silver coins are soft
    • 2. Steven responds:Thank you.

4 questions

Ask a question