1973-S Silver Dollar - 1973-S Silver $1 PCGS MS67 CAC. This Superb Gem 1973-S Eisenhower Silver Dollar has shimmering mint luster and a bold strike. Fully original and in full mint bloom, just a couple of tiny abrasion marks keep this eye-appealing coin from perfection. The coin is well struck with full details on the high parts of the portrait and the eagle. The CAC sticker confirms that the coin is a premium quality piece that fully merits the assigned grade.

The Eisenhower Dollar issued from 1971 to 1978, also known as the Ike, was designed by Frank Gasparro. It shows a close profile Eisenhower facing left. Below his chin in two lines is the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. Above his head is the word LIBERTY, and the date is below. The mintmark is between the truncation and the last two digits in the date. The reverse shows an eagle landing on the moons cratered surface. The earth is above the eagles right wing. Separating the motifs from the legend is an arc of thirteen five-pointed stars. Above the eagle is the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM in two lines. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is in an arc above, and the denomination, ONE DOLLAR, is below.

The present coin is made from 40% silver. In its population report, CAC as of May 2013, has confirmed 12 in MS67 with 9 better.