2000P Sacagawea rolls

Onedollarnohollar

What rolls, if any, are known to have possible errors found in them such as the wounded eagle?

CaptHenway

Any original roll has possibilities.

Onedollarnohollar

what color are the original rolls
wrapped in?

Dug13

jessewvu

I bought some from the mint with the wrong dates in them. May have been 2001 with 2000 on them. I still have several

braddick

Wounded Eagle is a "P" mint coin.

Onedollarnohollar

I appreciate the feedback ya'll, thank you

braddick

Who remembers the event the Mint created allowing purchasers to buy the golden dollar and place the expense on their credit card? Free shipping and no added expenses sweetened the deal.
Many wise and savvy buyers purchased them by the tens of thousands-gaining points on their credit cards (many offering free flight miles) and/cash back.
They would then simply deposit the coins back into their accounts with their banks.

The Mint had to shut down this promotion pretty dang fast!
The above rolls remind me of this.

MsMorrisine

I didn’t do the full monty but it did maximize ease of CRH.

ricko

I have three or four of the 2000 Mint rolls... Purchased them, put them in the safe, and they have been there ever since. Will open them one day....Then spend them probably. Who knows, could be a stray 'Cheerios' dollar in there. Cheers, RickO

1Bufffan

Don't forget about the ones with the Quarter reverse on them. the Mules! are worth the look.

joeykoins

Cool!
Find the BEST two, then place in a display such as this!

JBK

@braddick said:
Who remembers the event the Mint created allowing purchasers to buy the golden dollar and place the expense on their credit card? Free shipping and no added expenses sweetened the deal.
Many wise and savvy buyers purchased them by the tens of thousands-gaining points on their credit cards (many offering free flight miles) and/cash back.
They would then simply deposit the coins back into their accounts with their banks.

The Mint had to shut down this promotion pretty dang fast!
The above rolls remind me of this.

I did not buy them by the tens of thousands but I did partake in that no-brainer deal.

At least I had the decency to search the rolls and discretely run them through the coin machines at the bank. Some knuckleheads were just handing the sealed product boxes to the tellers at the bank.