1978 P & D Eisenhower Dollar 2-Coin Set - Uncirculated Mint State - Clad Ike $

🇺🇸 1978 P & D Eisenhower Dollar 2-Coin Set – Uncirculated Mint State – Clad Ike Dollars

Own both 1978 Eisenhower Dollar mint varieties with this two-coin collectible set!

This listing includes TWO 1978 Eisenhower Dollars:

- 1978-P: Philadelphia Mint (No Mint Mark)

- 1978-D: Denver Mint (D Mint Mark)

Both coins feature the iconic portrait of President Dwight D. Eisenhower on the obverse and the Apollo 11-inspired eagle landing on the moon design on the reverse.

✨ COIN DETAILS:

- Year: 1978

- Quantity: 2 Coins

- Mints: Philadelphia & Denver

- Denomination: $1.00 Each

- Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad

- Weight: 22.68 Grams Each

- Diameter: 38.1 mm

- Edge: Reeded

- Designer: Frank Gasparro

⭐ Both coins are uncirculated Mint State examples, making this a great addition for Eisenhower Dollar collectors, U.S. coin enthusiasts, and anyone building a complete date and mint-mark collection.

📸 Please review all photographs carefully. You will receive both exact coins pictured.

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Offered here is a collectible 2-coin set featuring the iconic 1978 Eisenhower Dollars, struck at both the Philadelphia (P) and Denver (D) mints. Both coins are presented in stunning Uncirculated Mint State condition, preserving their original luster and detail. This set provides an excellent opportunity to acquire examples of the final year of the Eisenhower Dollar series from the primary minting facilities, making them a key piece for any modern U.S. coin collection.

The Eisenhower Dollar, affectionately known as the "Ike Dollar," was America's first dollar coin since the Peace Dollar series, minted from 1971 to 1978. While some earlier issues contained 40% silver, the 1978 P and D issues, like these, are made from the standard copper-nickel clad composition, typical of circulating coinage. These large, impressive coins honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower on the obverse and feature a majestic depiction of the Apollo 11 mission's eagle landing on the moon on the reverse, making them popular among collectors and a tangible piece of American history.