Sacagawea Dollar - What is a Goodacre Presentation Coin?

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Title	:	Sacagawea Dollar - What is a Goodacre Presentation Coin?
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??? What about a steel Sac ???
Comment from : William Gomez

I have a sp coin I think it's has a red satin coat on it
Comment from : Keith

I have a Sacagawea coin that looks exactly like that Extremely shinny, gold looking, uncirculated and proof like but it's a D mint mark? Any thoughts of what it could be?
Comment from : Brianne

I’m confused, all my coins have the initials but they aren’t as shiny as the video’s coins
Comment from : Jacoob

That's really cool man thanks for the share!!
Comment from : MKTdel71

What if I have 3
Comment from : Max Laird

I have one
Comment from : Vanesah Brown

I am not a fan of these coins nor Ike nor Susan B Anthony dollars either They just don't have the same eye appeal as Morgan or Peace silver $1's or the rarity of mint state Seated Liberty dollar coins
Comment from : Fernando Rivera

The 2000 P with the enhanced tail feathers were indeed released in the Cheerios dollars giveaway, they are really pattern coins with the "Reverse of 1999"
Comment from : Coins are Neato!

Consider:brbrThe Sac dollar in 2000 cost about 16 cents to make Call it 25 cents for the "special finish" dollarsbrbrThey paid Glenna 5,000 of these dollars It cost the mint $1250 or thereabouts to make thembrbrEach one is worth about $400, give or take brbrSo, for $1250, the mint made roughly $2,000,000 worth of merchandise brbrBehold, the power of the US Mint
Comment from : timber72

I agree, the one with the enhanced tailfeather are the Cherrios ones, that came in the specially marked boxes I think general mills struck a deal with the mint and bought them for 95 cents a piece
Comment from : florida coin

The Goodacre coin looks very very similar to the Millennium coin surface quality wise
Comment from : LuckyDuck

Hi dear coin geek,I am so happy with you great coins and you❤🥰👍❤
Comment from : Harrys Coins Village

That is a beautiful coin I’ve always had a soft spot for the 2000 Sacajawea dollars, they’re what got me into collecting as a kid I’d love to get a goodacre coin at some point
Comment from : Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop

I doubt anyone knows the full history of the "Cheerios" reverse Sacagawea dollars As for the Goodacre dollars I was not aware of them, though I don't really do modern coins so much
Comment from : QuickSilver

mine is a sp68 by pcgs had the coin for 14 years now
Comment from : jim c

I actually collect these Have a complete set of BU & PROOFthey are affordable 😀
Comment from : History Uncovered One Shovel At A Time

The one with the enhanced tail feathers is from Cheerios
Comment from : Colorado Coin Hunter

very cool Ben, great video
Comment from : MikeLNGF

Why is it when I see you handling and examining a coin am I immediately reminded of the Golem in Lord of the Rings rolling the Elven ring around in his fingers saying, "Precious, my precious?"
Comment from : James Gossweiler

I can respect people who collect these coins but If I had $5,000 I wouldn't buy a Sac $ with bold feathers I would buy somthing diffrent but people shit on me for buying Peace dollars so its all relative I guess
Comment from : Corey Nagle