Sacagawea Auction Ends - Sold for $4850.00 !

Holy Grail
Even if you don't plan on bidding for this Modern Classic of the breakfast table - you just gotta love seeing them sell on the 'bay.
Any guesses on the winning bid?
Even if you don't plan on bidding for this Modern Classic of the breakfast table - you just gotta love seeing them sell on the 'bay.
Any guesses on the winning bid?

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<< <i>I wish the picture was more clear. All you can see is glare. For that much dough it would be nice to actually see the coins. >>
Maybe he needs the money to buy a new camera?
Yeah, if I'm laying down nearly five grand, I want to see clear pictures.
Besides, that's not the "holy grail" for Sackie lovers. The 2000-W is.
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<< <i>I wish the picture was more clear. All you can see is glare. For that much dough it would be nice to actually see the coins. >>
Maybe he needs the money to buy a new camera?
Yeah, if I'm laying down nearly five grand, I want to see clear pictures.
Besides, that's not the "holy grail" for Sackie lovers. The 2000-W is. >>
Now you're talking...but who do you have to be to get one of those gold(en) gems?
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
<< <i>You can have it slabbed as "Cheerios" if you ask, otherwise it comes with a Pattern designation >>
Thank you for this information. Now, can anyone see what the slab says in this auction?
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
<< <i>The Cheerios dollar is of more interest to me than the 2000-W. >>
I agree, a different design vs. a mint mark change.
<< <i>I agree, a different design vs. a mint mark change. >>
Doesn't the fact that it's gold count for anything?
And that there's only 12 of them in the world?
And that they were previously out of this world?
I got a feeling this one will close with no bids!
<<Calling all Sacagawea Lovers>>
I don't know if I love Sacagawea because she reminds me of my wife; or if I love my wife because she reminds me of Sacagawea!
<< <i>I wish the picture was more clear. All you can see is glare. For that much dough it would be nice to actually see the coins. >>
I e-mailed the seller yesterday...maybe some effect. There are now decent pictures of the dollar. It's attributed to "2000-P Pattern" not cheerios, which is fine. It's the one of two of the lowest graded coins that NGC has graded in this type.
<< <i>I don't know if I love Sacagawea because she reminds me of my wife; or if I love my wife because she reminds me of Sacagawea! >>
Take my advice, and always claim it is the former not the latter.
Your wife won't kill you if if you like some one because they remind you of her. But if she thinks the only reason you love her is because she looks like someone else you are in trouble.
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<< <i>I wish the picture was more clear. All you can see is glare. For that much dough it would be nice to actually see the coins. >>
I e-mailed the seller yesterday...maybe some effect. There are now decent pictures of the dollar. It's attributed to "2000-P Pattern" not cheerios, which is fine. It's the one of two of the lowest graded coins that NGC has graded in this type. >>
Thanks, Renman! A big improvement in the pictures.
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
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<< <i>You can have it slabbed as "Cheerios" if you ask, otherwise it comes with a Pattern designation >>
Thank you for this information. Now, can anyone see what the slab says in this auction? >>
Maybe the pictures were not posted when you wrote this. The slab clearly says 2000 P Pattern $1 MS66.
Jonathan
<< <i>Maybe the pictures were not posted when you wrote this. The slab clearly says 2000 P Pattern $1 MS66. >>
He added more pictures. When first posted there was only the blurry one with the green background.
this is the only Sag I every brought, I know its totally 3rd world, but i'll tell ya , the Rev is a 70 all day long,...the obv probably a 67 IMO
I dont have a better pic
Can't hardly believe it.
I was starting to think I'd offer the guy $500 for the thing. No such luck.
I'll guess it gets sniped at the end for just under 5600.
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Well all I can say is this, some sellers are smart enough to set the bar high. This coin sold for its' opening bid of $4850.00, but there was only one bidder.
If the opening bid was lower then there might have been bidder competition that would have pushed the final bid much higher than the opening bid.
We'll never know. I'm sure the seller is relieved to get the one bidder.
"0" bidder.....hummmmm
1.) Vibroturk, the seller, has only purchased items (102 noted transactions) and this item is his/her first "for sale" item.
2.) It was wise of seller to start bid @ $4850.00, but his/her only bidder 12donc has (0) feedback. That's zero buys/sells and is going to plop down $5K on first e-bay transaction (could happen)
3.) No insurance offered
4.) No PayPal
note: if you have no bidders and you use a shill bid, is it still a shill bid situation if there is no other bid on top of the shill bid? Now I have a headache.
Lakesammman: A Sacagawea still in the Cheerios pack cannot be conclusively identified as the pattern coin, you need to see the tail feathers to confirm. There is a small rise on the shoulder near the date but the reverse is the "tell tail" point!
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