Type I dollars exhibit thick, sans-serif lettering, while the Type II pieces show more refined, serif-style letters.
There were two styles of the bicentennial dollar reverse these are called Type I and Type II dollars. The 200 th birthday of our nation’s founding sparked gala ceremonies all around the United States on July 4, 1976, and the lead-up to the special birthday prompted the United States to memorialize the event on the dollar coin, which bore a special design featuring the moon superimposed by the Liberty Bell. In 1975, the United States began minting Eisenhower dollars with the dual dates 1776-1976, which mark the occasion of the United States bicentennial.
