It should be noted that while silver dollars are still issued today, they are not intended for circulation and use in everyday transactions. In addition, while both modern and historical silver dollars are legal tender, they are not often used in everyday transactions since their value, in terms of silver content and, in some cases, condition and rarity, is often higher than their face value alone.
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In 1971, the United States Mint resumed striking $1 coins for the first time since 1935, when the last Peace dollars were made. The new coin, the Eisenhower Dollar, or Ike Dollar, was a tribute to the famous World War II general and former President General Dwight D. Eisenhower, whose bust appears on the obverse, as well as the … Continued
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