Sacagawea Mint rolls

coolest

Can anyone tell me what the values are for Mint wrapped Sacagawea rolls? It looks like some rolls are selling for over $100. Can you tell me if some dates are selling for more than other dates?

TrustNo1

2001 P's are up there ..I think 2006 D also pulling in high premium

coolest

Thanks!

ricko

I did not know that.. I have some of them.... cool.. Cheers, RickO

OPA

US Mint Wrapped Rolls selling at a premium
2003 P & D
2004 P & D
2006 P & D

coolest

<< <i>US Mint Wrapped Rolls selling at a premium
2003 P & D
2004 P & D
2006 P & D >>



How much premium? And are the other rolls going for anything above face value?

OPA

<< <i>

<< <i>US Mint Wrapped Rolls selling at a premium
2003 P & D
2004 P & D
2006 P & D >>



How much premium? And are the other rolls going for anything above face value? >>



I think you'll get a handle on the premiums by checking the eBay completed auctions for the rolls. You'll be suprised at what some of these rolls are bringing....

tomauglop

This person has some rolls, and they seem to be going for a pretty nice premium thus far:

Link

coolest

<< <i>This person has some rolls, and they seem to be going for a pretty nice premium thus far:

Link >>



You do realize that face value is $50?

FLBuffaloHunter

IMO, with the business strike Sacagawea's being the lowest mintage coin set with a circulating design of the past 100 years, even now the supply of BU rolls is clearly not enough. Once the Sacagawea is re-issued for circulation next year with a different reverse annualy more collectors may want to start the series. Also since the Native American $1 Coin Act requires the Sacagawea dollar be struck in an amount equal to at least 20% of the yearly Presidential dollar mintage, the Sacagawea minatge of coming years will be much much higher, making the previous years keys to the series. For example the current final mintage of the first two 2008 Presidential dollars is 240M assuming the final 2008 Presidential dollar mintage is 400M the legislation would require at least 80M Sacagawea Golden dollars be struck for that year. Compare that figure with the average 3M annualy currently struck for collectors since 2002.

coolest

OK I have some info:

I found some auctions that have 2-3 days left and here are the current bids for a two roll Mint wrapped set
2001P/D = $93
2002P/D = $80
2004P/D = $185 (9days left)
2003P/D = $182
2006P/D =$127

It makes me wonder about the final bids

coolest

<< <i>IMO, with the business strike Sacagawea's being the lowest mintage coin set with a circulating design of the past 100 years, even now the supply of BU rolls is clearly not enough. Once the Sacagawea is re-issued for circulation next year with a different reverse annualy more collectors may want to start the series. Also since the Native American $1 Coin Act requires the Sacagawea dollar be struck in an amount equal to at least 20% of the yearly Presidential dollar mintage, the Sacagawea minatge of coming years will be much much higher, making the previous years keys to the series. For example the current final mintage of the first two 2008 Presidential dollars is 240M assuming the final 2008 Presidential dollar mintage is 400M the legislation would require at least 80M Sacagawea Golden dollars be struck for that year. Compare that figure with the average 3M annualy currently struck for collectors since 2002. >>



You make some good points.
You say 3M coins for collectors. Isn't <3M the total mintage and the amount for collectors actually much smaller. And if you combine this with the fact that people tend not to want to pay $35+ for $25 worth of coins that you know the mint is still making good money if they sold for $25. The amount of available mint rolls may be very small.

coolest

If anyone is interested here are some realized values.

mint roll 2003-P $127
mint roll 2004-P $119
mint roll 2004-D $125
mint roll 2006-D $82

Casman

Great, and to think I've been unwrapping them to use as money from the tooth fairy

EricSan

If they are still sealed in the white mint issued box, the prices are even higher... though they do take up much more room to store!

The 2001 P & D issues will easily sell for close to $200 each if they are still in mint issued boxes. The 2002 P & D will be a little lower, closer to $150 each. The prices fall as you get closer to 2007.

2000 P & D seem to be more plentiful and sell for much less than the 2001 and 2002s.

Eric

tahoe98

wait till the 2009's come out! they'll be sporting a brand new reverse! and don't forget the super duper
edge lettering that will make its debut..............

bwjets

So if I'm reading this right, the 2008 rolls will probably be normal mintage this year right? I was thinking about buying some extra ones to see what they do. Any thoughts?

Dollar2007

I have every year so far. I didn't buy the 2008's, any word on how many 2008's they have made so far? That would also be neat if they had the Sacagaweas available for face value from the mint, I like the design a lot better than John Quincy Adams.

coolest

Does anyone have any what the mint sales figures are like for the Sac. mint rolls of various years?
I assume most of the small mintage's were sold in bags or issued into circulation (however short-lived)

Silverstate

<< <i>wait till the 2009's come out! they'll be sporting a brand new reverse! and don't forget the super duper
edge lettering that will make its debut.............. >>



READY !!!

jmski52

So...................the earlier Mint-wrapped rolls have a premium. Not being flippant, but why?

I saved unc rolls in plastic until 2004, then I started keeping the Mint-wrapped ones.

Should I be looking through the non-Mint rolls for high grades, and keep the Mint-wrapped ones intact?

BillyKingsley

Does anyone know what the 2009 Reverse will look like? I have not gotten any dated past 2001, myself, but the singles seem like they might be cheap and easy ways to add a complete collection with very little work.

Overdate

Compare that figure with the average 3M annualy currently struck for collectors since 2002.

Does that 3 million number include coins in the annual Mint Sets? Or are they in a separate "satin finish" category?

cinman14

Last year I bought a mint wrapped roll of 2005-D sacs for 23 dollars with 3 dollar shipping...Off Ebay of course..

My wife laughed at me for paying more than face value with the shipping added..

pontiacinf

supercoin sold me a ton of 2000's to which I promptly opened looking for mules

found none but each roll had serious end toners

EricSan

<< <i>Compare that figure with the average 3M annualy currently struck for collectors since 2002.

Does that 3 million number include coins in the annual Mint Sets? Or are they in a separate "satin finish" category? >>



I have wondered the same thing myself. The reports from the mint indicate somewhere near 3 million each year from each mint, but I have not seen any information about the split between standard uncircs in rolls and the ones in the mint sets. Perhaps the data will be more clear starting in 2005 when the satin finish was introduced... I've never found any detailed information about this.

Eric

coolest

<< <i>Last year I bought a mint wrapped roll of 2005-D sacs for 23 dollars with 3 dollar shipping...Off Ebay of course..

My wife laughed at me for paying more than face value with the shipping added.. >>



That is less than face by my calculations.

sumnom

23 + 3 = 26

That would be one dollar more than face.

OPA

<< <i>Last year I bought a mint wrapped roll of 2005-D sacs for 23 dollars with 3 dollar shipping...Off Ebay of course..

My wife laughed at me for paying more than face value with the shipping added.. >>



great deal ... going for over $50 now ...