Sacagawea Dollar Coin Guide-Pictures

SPECIFICATIONS:

Designer: Obv: Glenna Goodacre. Rev: Thomas D. Rodgers Sr.

Diameter: 26.5 millimeters

Metal content: .770 copper, .120 zinc, .070 manganese, .040 nickel

Weight: 8.1 grams

Edge: Plain

Mintmark: "P" (for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) centered below the date

SACAGAWEA DOLLARS (2000-DATE)

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2000-P

2000-D

2000-S

2000-W MILLENNIUM COINAGE SET

2001-P

2001-D

2001-S

2002-P

2002-D

2002-S

2003-P

2003-D

2003-S

2004-P

2004-D

2004-S

2005-P

2005-P SATIN

2005-D

2005-D SATIN

2005-S

2005-P SATIN

2006-P

2006-D

2006-D SATIN

2006-S

2006-P SATIN

Cherry Picker's List:

2000-P Goodacre Presentation Finish.

2000-P Boldly Detailed Tail Feathers.

2000-P Rev. Of 99' Pattern Judd 2191

2000-P Speared Eagle (Wounded Eagle)

2000-W Millennium Set Edition (only 75,000)

2000-W Gold Proof

2000-P Mule Dollar Obverse Struck By Washington Quarter Die

Sacagawea $1 has two hubs

'Cheerios' 2000-P dollars have different reverse

posted 6/21/05

By Paul Gilkes

COIN WORLD Staff

Collectors who found one of the 5,500 2000-P Sacagawea dollars randomly hidden inside Cheerios-brand cereal products during a 2000 General Mills advertising promotion received an unexpected bonus unknown until now.

The 5,500 coins were struck with a reverse die produced from a different hub than that used for the regular issue Sacagawea dollars. The same die or another die produced from the same hub for the 5,500 dollar coins was also the version used for striking the reverse for the dozen Proof 2000-W Sacagawea 22-karat gold dollars that were placed aboard the space shuttle Columbia during its July 23, 1999, space mission. Read Entire Article

Date/Mint Mark	Grade	Value
2000-P	MS64	$3.00
2000-P Goodacre	MS65	$500
2000-P Wounded Eagle	MS60	$100
2000-P Cheerios	MS64	$10,000?
2000-W Millennium Set	MS66	$15
2000-W Gold Proof	MS64	$
2000-S	PF67	$20
2000-D	MS64	$5.00
2000-P Mule Dollar (quarter obverse)	MS64	$
2001-P	MS64	$2.00
2001-D	MS64	$2.00
2001-S	PF67	$120
2002-P	MS64	2.00
2002-S	PF67	$40
2002-D	MS64	$2.00
2003-P	MS64	$3.00
2003-D	MS64	$3.00
2003-S	PF67	$35
2004-P	MS64	$2.00
2004-D	MS64	$2.00
2004-S	PF67	$30
2005-P	MS64	$10
2005-P Satin Finish	MS64	$8.00
2005-D	MS64	$10
2005-D Satin Finish	MS64	$10
2005-S	PF67	$25
2006-P	MS64	$2.00
2006-P Satin Finish	MS68	$30
2006-D	MS64	$2.00
2006-D Satin Finish	MS68	$40
2006-S	PF67	$18
2007-P	MS64	$3.00
2007-P Satin Finish	MS68	$10
2007-D	MS64	$3.00
2007-D Satin Finish	MS68	$10
2007-S	PF67	$10
2008-P	MS64	$1.50
2008-P Satin Finish	MS64	$5.00
2008-D	MS64	$1.50
2008-D Satin Finish	MS68	$5.00
2008-S	PF67	$8.00
Values begin for grade MS60 and up.

A Little Note Before Using This Price Guide:

The below values are just a guide of what the particular date and mint has sold for, and not what a dealer will pay for the coin. A collector should consult The Official Coin Blue Book for values dealers might pay.

Further research should be considered, besides the aforementioned Blue Book, before determining the actual value of a particular date, mint and grade of a Peace Dollar. For example, CDN or The Coin Dealer News Letter (Greysheet), The Red Book (The official Guide Book Of United States Coins), ebay completed auctions, ads in coin publications with a list of what the dealer is paying, or a trustworthy, local dealer.