ISO - GRADED SACAGAWEA DOLLARS - Grades G, VG F, XF

Ted 1

Peculiar request, but these are the only coins I collect.

In search of lowball Sac $1 dollars, anything graded between P0-01 to XF 45. Any grading service will do.

Very, very few are graded out there, due to low value.

However, willing to pay $100+ for each coin. They're that cool 😎 to me.

alexerca

I think I have a few laying around in drawers. They are raw but I guarantee they are better than vf35!

OAKSTAR

Any of these?

OAKSTAR

@Coll3ctor - What's so funny?

Coll3ctor

@OAKSTAR said:
@Coll3ctor - What's so funny?

How did those get in such poor condition? Nobody uses those ugly azz things

2 look like they were sand blasted.

OAKSTAR

@Coll3ctor said:

@OAKSTAR said:
@Coll3ctor - What's so funny?

How did those get in such poor condition? Nobody uses those ugly azz things

2 look like they were sand blasted.

They were/are circulated and used in Central and South America.

Sand blasted?.. Maybe.

Ted 1

@Coll3ctor said:

@OAKSTAR said:
@Coll3ctor - What's so funny?

How did those get in such poor condition? Nobody uses those ugly azz things

2 look like they were sand blasted.

That's entirely your opinion, which you are entitled to. However, people enjoy what they enjoy...

Some people collect holed coins only, some collect PCGS slabs with all the different comments, others put together Roosevelt dime sets, and many collect low-ball coins of all types.

I love low grade
Sac $1's, regardless if they are worth very little.

However, I mainly focus on rare California national banknotes.

To each his own. When you wise up, you'll realize that.