1972 Eisenhower Dollar Coin (Obverse)

The item is a silver-colored coin, appearing to be a dollar coin given its size in relation to the human hand holding it. The obverse side of the coin is visible, featuring a prominent profile bust of a male figure facing left. Above the figure's head, the word "LIBERTY" is clearly inscribed along the curved edge of the coin. Below the bust, the year "1972" is visible, indicating its minting year. The coin exhibits a somewhat dulled, metallic sheen, common for circulated coinage, suggesting it is made of a silver-copper clad composition rather than pure silver, which was phased out for circulating coins by this era. There are no obvious significant scratches or deep gouges, but the surface shows general wear consistent with circulation, manifesting as a subtle softening of the finer details on the portrait and lettering. The rim appears intact and relatively even. While no specific mint mark is visible in this image, it would typically be located below the bust or near the date. The overall craftsmanship appears standard for mass-produced currency of the period.