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This 4 ounce, 2½ inch solid bronze medallion was issued in 1971 on the occasion of the reintroduction of the dollar coin to American coinage. The portrait of General Eisenhower on the obverse is the work of Jeno Juzko and was done shortly after Eisenhower became president. It is the saem portrait that was selected by Mamie Eisenhower for the People-to-People Award. The revese, designed by Arthur Goldenberg of the Coin & Currency Institute, features for the first time on a medal actual reporductions of the diffrent types of silver dollars issued in the USA from 1794 to 1971, including the Eiesenhower dollar. The silver dollars enclicling the Eisenhower and their years of issue are: Flowing Hair, 1794-1795 Draped Bust, 1795,1804 Liberty Seated, 1840-1873 Morgan, 1878-1921 Peace, 1921-1935 Trade, 1873-1885 Lafayette, 1900 |
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