1972 eisenhower dollar types12/6/2023 The type 2 common reverse looks like it has only 3 blobs for islands with two of them lined up - whereas the type 1 reverse looks like it has 6-7 islands lined up in a chain with one slightly below the chain. The Gulf of Mexico is not as round and has a different shape in the type 2 reverse - While the friendly eagle reverse (type 1) features a rounder and more open Gulf of Mexico. Both varieties depict United States mainland and the Caribbean islands. This is actually one of the easiest ways to identify the 1971-D type 1 vs type 2 varieties of this coin. The difference between the friendly eagle vs common eagle is depicted below in the example comparison image:Īnother feature to look at is the portrait of the planet earth in the background of the coin. Although "Friendly Eagle" (type 1) is missing this browline above the eye - giving the eagle a less foreboding and more friendly appearance. The common reverse (type 2) features an eagle with a browline above the eye. This coin got the "Friendly Eagle" name due a change in the eagle portrait. It is fairly easy to identify this coin as there are three features on the reverse to look at. This variety is less common and only between 5000000 are estimated to exist although the exact amount is unknown. One major variety of the 1971-D Eisenhower Dollar is the Type 1 "Friendly Eagle" variety (FEV) - which is sometimes known as Variety 1 or RDV-006. What This Coin Looks Like (Obverse, Reverse, Mint Mark Location, Special Features, etc.):
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