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West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
Condition: As-is
1971 Eisenhower Silver Coin, Indian Cent and Liberty nickels, 1898 One-Dollar Coin Lot includes: 1971 Eisenhower Silver coin in a frame Indian Cent and Liberty Head Nickels Disclaimer: No warranty or representation is made regarding date, composition, authenticity, grade, condition, or value of any coin or token. All items are sold as-is, where-is, with buyers relying solely on their own inspection and determination. Fun fact: A 1971 Eisenhower dollar was the first U.S. dollar coin issued for general circulation since the Peace dollar ended in 1935. It was created to honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower and also commemorated the Apollo 11 Moon landing, which is why the reverse side features an eagle landing on the moon holding an olive branch.
West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
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