2000-P Sacagawea Dollar Rotated Die
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I recently found this 2000-P Sacagawea Rotated Die. I handmade this 180° template/gauge (if it's correct), to see exactly what I had. It looks to be in the 157° range. Not sure how common it is in this modern series. I think it's a keeper.
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Nice coin. Looks to be about au 55 or 58 from the pictures. There were all sort of different degrees of rotation found on these 2000 P coins. Obviously the most valuable are the 180 degree ones. I’d say these are scarce, but come up for sale a couple times per year. Worth ~$75-$100 in current condition.
be interested to see what the error crowd says. seems closer to 135 than 157.5
I don't think they really care. 😂 😉
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I found several in a roll soon after they were released.
Yes, that's what I'm talkin' bout!!! 90° 👍 👍
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What I'm supposed to be looking for rotated dies?
I thought it was die breaks only.
Dang I missed the memo.
There are many things you should be looking for on these Sacagawea Dollars.
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I mostly just look for a Coinstar.
You find dollar coins in Coinstars?.......No way!!! 😉
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I got a bunch of ORIGINAL BANK rolls from a delinquent safety deposit box auction.
2000 sacs...
I opened all but 2 rolls, pulled out 18 with a nice easy to spot die breaks and for the life of me I can't remember how I put them back into circulation.
I didn't think the coin sorter machines were taking them and I've never used one.
I would have taken them to the casino coin counter as I do the rest of the drops.
I once took 4000 UNC Bicentennial Quarters
I missed the memo on those too.
I did an eBay search and didn't find anything or anyone buying them until 6 months after I dumped them.
To feed it, brother, to feed it.
Coinstar machines take them. They don't take Ikes but they generally take small dollars.
You have pictures of those die breaks?
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Rotated die coins gain a small premium when 90 to 180 degrees rotated with 180 being the best premium. Yours looks like 135 degrees so there's a premium. Probably a 50 to 100 dollar coin in thst condition.
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Thanks @gumby1234
I think you're right about the 135°.
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Nice find - always fun to find a rotated die coin.
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