Never heard of one. Would have to be one of the 2000-dated pieces struck in 1999, mis-struck with an SBA collar.
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Not a reeded error, but by the wrong edge lettering.
The only confirmed example of 2007-D Sacagawea dollar with Presidential dollar edge lettering instead of the intended plain edge sold for $17,161.10 in a July 15, (2012) auction by GreatCollections.
I have not heard of a Sac with reeded edge error (other than what @ErrorsOnCoins stated)...Would be a strange one and would almost have to be intentional. Cheers, RickO
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Yes. I use to have a Sacagawea dollar struck on a Maryland state quarter and it had a reeded edge.
A reeded Sac is an error. Any pics?
The Chinese will probably make one sooner or later.
Aside from an overstruck quarter or SBA, isn't a reeded Sac essentially an impossibility?
Dime.
I do not believe it could happen on accident at the mint.
I have seen counting machine marks on the edges of coins that give the appearance of a reeded edge, but these are just damaged.
what planchets are the quarter / sac mules struck on and what kind of collar?
Never heard of one. Would have to be one of the 2000-dated pieces struck in 1999, mis-struck with an SBA collar.
On struck quarters which are smaller than the sac planchets so the reeding stayed even if struck in collar.
Not a reeded error, but by the wrong edge lettering.
The only confirmed example of 2007-D Sacagawea dollar with Presidential dollar edge lettering instead of the intended plain edge sold for $17,161.10 in a July 15, (2012) auction by GreatCollections.
https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/2012/08/sacagawea-dollar-with-edge-inscription-realiz.all.html
I have not heard of a Sac with reeded edge error (other than what @ErrorsOnCoins stated)...Would be a strange one and would almost have to be intentional. Cheers, RickO