Eisenhower dollars: values by year
Eisenhower dollars were made 1971–1978 (no dollars are dated 1975). Designed by Frank Gasparro. Pick a year to see what each mint mark is worth.
Every Eisenhower dollar from circulation is copper-nickel clad, not silver. Only some San Francisco collector coins are 40% silver: the 1971–1974 coins sold in blue (uncirculated) or brown (proof) packaging, and the 1976 three-coin Bicentennial sets. Clad S proofs were also made, so check the edge: no copper stripe means silver.
Year-by-year value pages
Metal and weight
- 1971–1978 (circulation): Copper-nickel clad (outer layers 75% copper, 25% nickel over a pure copper core), 22.68 g
- 1971–1974, 1976 (S, collector issues): 40% silver overall (silver-clad), 24.59 g
Where the mint mark is
- 1971–1978: Front of the coin, above the date, below Eisenhower's neck. Philadelphia coins have no letter.
Mintage by year
| Year | Mintage by mint |
|---|---|
| 1971 | D: 68,587,424, (no mint mark): 47,799,000, S (40% silver): 6,868,530 |
| 1972 | D: 92,548,511, (no mint mark): 75,890,000, S (40% silver): 2,193,056 |
| 1973 | D: 1,769,258, (no mint mark): 1,769,258, S (40% silver): 1,883,140 |
| 1974 | D: 45,517,000, (no mint mark): 27,366,000, S (40% silver): 1,900,156 |
| 1976 | D, type 1 reverse: 21,048,710, D, type 2 reverse: 82,179,564, (no mint mark), type 1 reverse: 4,019,000, (no mint mark), type 2 reverse: 113,318,000, S (40% silver): 11,000,000 |
| 1977 | D: 32,983,006, (no mint mark): 12,596,000 |
| 1978 | D: 33,102,890, (no mint mark): 25,702,000 |
P is Philadelphia, D Denver, S San Francisco, O New Orleans, CC Carson City, W West Point. Years in links have a full value page.