Eisenhower Dollar Mintages

Eisenhower Dollar

Eisenhower Dollars were struck for circulation at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints from 1971 to 1978. The highest mintage occurred in 1976, when more than 200 million coins were struck with the Bicentennial reverse design. The lowest mintages occurred in 1973 when the Eisenhower Dollar was only issued as part of the annual Mint Set.

A number of different versions of the coins were struck for collectors during the short duration of the series. In total, about 49 million collector coins were struck at the San Francisco Mint, including uncirculated and proof coins struck in a 40% silver or copper nickel clad. The silver coins were sold individually from 1971 to 1974 and as part of a 3 coin set in 1976. The clad proof coins were struck for inclusion in the annual Proof Set from 1973 to 1978.

The tables below present the mintage figures for Eisenhower Dollars including circulation strikes, uncirculated silver dollars, and proof coins.

Circulation Strike Eisenhower Dollar Mintages

Issue YearMintage
197147,799,000
1971-D68,587,424
197275,890,000
1972-D92,548,511
19731,769,258
1973-D1,769,258
197427,366,000
1974-D45,517,000
1976 Type 14,019,000
1976-D Type 121,048,710
1976 Type 2113,318,000
1976-D Type 282,179,564
197712,596,000
1977-D32,983,006
197825,702,000
1978-D33,102,890

Uncirculated Eisenhower Silver Dollar Mintages

Issue YearMintage
1971-S6,868,530
1972-S2,193,056
1973-S1,883,140
1974-S1,900,156
1976-S4,908,319

Proof Eisenhower Dollar Mintages

Issue YearMintage
1971-S Silver4,265,234
1972-S Silver1,811,631
1973-S Clad2,760,339
1973-S Silver1,013,646
1974-S Clad2,612,568
1974-S Silver1,306,579
1976-S Clad Type 12,845,450
1976-S Clad Type 24,149,730
1976-S Silver3,998,621
1977-S3,251,152
1978-S3,127,781