Sac Dollar Mint Error?

Looks like lovely toning from the catdboard

yes, it has nice coloring

@Old_Collector said:

@Dgordleis said:
Hi All,
New to the forum. I have this Sac Dollar in a collectors case that I believe is (mostly) uncirculated. Is the slash near the "E" on the reverse potentially a mint error? Just getting back into collecting so sorry if this is a dumb question.

There is really only one significant variety for the Sac Dollar, the 2000-P FS-901 aka wounded eagle that has value.
You can see photos here: https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2000-p-sac-1-wounded-eagle/506153

the enhanced tail feathers is a bigger variety than that

@MsMorrisine said:

@Old_Collector said:

@Dgordleis said:
Hi All,
New to the forum. I have this Sac Dollar in a collectors case that I believe is (mostly) uncirculated. Is the slash near the "E" on the reverse potentially a mint error? Just getting back into collecting so sorry if this is a dumb question.

There is really only one significant variety for the Sac Dollar, the 2000-P FS-901 aka wounded eagle that has value.
You can see photos here: https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2000-p-sac-1-wounded-eagle/506153

the enhanced tail feathers is a bigger variety than that

And there are numerous errors, which is what the OP asked about.

@rte592 said:
Spray one with WD40 and put it on tinfoil in the bbg
Report back with your results.

sounds dangerous, and anti-numismatic

got pictures?

pmd

Just damage from the edge of another coin. Coins that were put into third party holders like this came from rolls sourced from a local bank or similar source, these were sold as souvenirs at many places. They received no special handling or care and are not special or valuable only worth the face value of one dollar or perhaps a few dollars if someone likes or wants that packaging.