1971-S Eisenhower Uncirculated Silver Dollar in ‘Brown Ike’ Packaging

This item is a 1971 Eisenhower Silver Dollar, specifically the 'S' mint mark uncirculated version composed of 40% silver. The coin is housed in its original United States Mint promotional packaging, which includes a clear plastic protective slab mounted within a black cardstock insert. The insert features silver-toned script lettering reading 'Eisenhower' at the top and 'United States Proof Dollar' at the bottom, though this specific coin appears to be the uncirculated specimen typically found in this 'Brown Box' presentation. The coin shows a brilliant luster with the profile of President Dwight D. Eisenhower on the obverse and the date 1971. The surrounding presentation case consists of a faux-wood grain outer box with a gold-tone seal and a red velvet-lined interior slide. The plastic housing appears to be in good condition with minor surface scuffing common for its age, and the silver coin shows no visible signs of heavy milk spotting or tarnish. This set was produced by the San Francisco Mint as a special collectible offering, distinct from the standard copper-nickel circulation strikes of the same era.