1971 Eisenhower Dollar Coin (Obverse)

This item is the obverse (front) side of a 1971 Eisenhower Dollar coin, a large circulating coin issued by the United States. The coin exhibits a circular form with a slightly raised rim, characteristic of standard coinage. The primary motif featured is a profile portrait of Dwight D. Eisenhower facing left. His facial features are clearly discernible, showing a strong jawline and a mature appearance. Above Eisenhower's head, the word "LIBERTY" is stamped in capital letters, curving along the upper edge of the coin. Below his chin, partially visible, is the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST." The date of mintage, "1971," is prominently displayed below the portrait at the bottom edge. The coin's surface appears to be a silvery-gray metallic color, consistent with typical clad composition. There are signs of general circulation wear, including subtle abrasions and a slight dullness to the luster across the fields and on the higher points of Eisenhower's portrait, such as his forehead and hair. No significant damage like deep scratches or gouges is evident, but the fine details, particularly in the hair and motto, show some softening due to wear. The overall condition suggests it was in active use but is still well-preserved for a circulating coin of its age. There are no visible mint marks or other specific identifying engravings on this side in the provided image.