Sacagawea 2000 D

Jerry_Oakes

This is a very fine coin that was locked away for years.
The obverse has doubling on date and letters.
Any thoughts on value?

Jerry_Oakes

It weighs 8 grams.

JBK

@Jerry_Oakes said:
Any thoughts on value?

It's right on the back: One Dollar.

That looks like Machine or Ejection Doubling to me, perhaps with a little die deterioration thrown in.

Is there a known Doubled Die for this date/mm and does this coin match?

jmlanzaf

@JBK said:

@Jerry_Oakes said:
Any thoughts on value?

It's right on the back: One Dollar.

That looks like Machine or Ejection Doubling to me, perhaps with a little die deterioration thrown in.

Is there a known Doubled Die for this date/mm and does this coin match?

I second this. Machine doubling. Adds no value.

FredWeinberg

Mechanical/ejection, Doubling – very common,no added value.

gumby1234

One dollar.

ricko

@Jerry_Oakes... Machine doubling... No numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO

AUandAG

Nice pics, extremely common dollar. Mintage was over 500,000,000. Good example of mechanical doubling....throw it on ebay and you might get a taker at $5. What does the reverse look like?
bob