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Excellent Article on the Sacagawea Dollar.
https://coinweek.com/the-incredible-2000-sacagawea-dollars/
It's even comprehensive.
It doesn't list them in ultra high grade but these probably aren't to expensive because most mint set coins are Gem.
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Article doesn't mention the wounded eagle variety.
“The U.S. Mint recently made an unusual move when it auctioned five examples of the 2000-W Sacagawea Dollar struck in gold. Collectors had never before had access to these numismatic “delicacies.” The five coins sold for prices ranging from $350,000 to $500,000 each.”
The very first paragraph of this article had me confused already? Was Jeff confusing the 7 gold Sacs recently sold by the Mint (that sold for $360,000 - $550,000 each) with a discussion here about 5 gold sales? I didn’t follow this. I assume it was a honest mistake that can (and should) easily be edited in his article?
Wondercoin
The Mint kept 5 pieces and sold 7. I guess he got the two numbers mixed up.
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And for accuracy, the actual sales prices were $360,001 - $550,001 as I believe the coins were made legal tender with that extra $1.
Wondercoin.
And speaking of the mega-rare gold Space Sacs, the $360,001 coin just resold at Stacks today at $390,400 (over $30,000 higher than its last auction appearance).
Wondercoin
Is Jeff on this forum?
A lot of people read it but don't post.
You think he reads the posts here?