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I found a 2000 D sacagawea dollar at a pawn shop today. Its in plastic case with a pretty little piece of cardboard that tells about the coin. Well the coin its self is Rainbow toned, its never been out of the holder, no scratches or anything like that, but the entire reverse and obverse are almost completely rainbow toned. Just looking for help on this coin to see if its worth buying for 5 bucks. Ive done a little research on toning but not found any for the Sacagawea coins. Thanks

I have a 2005 "in god we rust" quarter. I won 25 sets of uncirculated state quarters in an auction from a bank. I was just wondering what the value of an uncirculated one would be worth. I really cant find much online talking about value.

Camera is junk so I cant get great pictures, but this thing look like it was made yesterday. I can see every detail in every feather. Was just curious is this could be a “cherrio’s” or a “good care”.

Found this today in a roll, Just trying to get a rough estimate on value. Thanks guy

Here is the reverse. I looked at it with my loop and it does not looked personally punched. You can still see perfect detail in his hair, so scratches in it or slides, nothin big like that....

This is the best I can get on pictures. It was extremely difficult due to the glare from the plastic case. 1981 Proof Susan B Anthony Type 2   

59 minutes ago, RWB said:

Proof sets like you describe are readily available.

It is very unlikely that any of the coins in the set will justify the cost of authentication and grading plus 2-way postage.

If you post a photo of each side, members might offer comments.

The main thing I was concerned with was if it is type 1 or type 2. From what I have read, type 2's especially the Susan b Anthony are worth alot more money than face

Found a 1981 S proof set at my local pawn shop today. The penny has some sort or corrosion on it, not sure what that's about being in the hard plastic cases, but, the rest of the set is in BEYOND perfect condition, no scratches, dings, they all look like mirrors and look brand new. I really cant tell of any of them are type 1 or type 2 but I can clearly see the "S" perfect and plain as day on every coin, no blobs, but can't be 100% sure due to waiting on my scope to come in. That being said, are any of the coins in the set worth getting graded. I'm hoping the penny doesnt cause any big problems with the set. Thanks in advance.

I have done some research on the 1971 proof mint sets that were released, I do not have a copy of cherry pickers (yet). What I have read is that there were some S minted ones that have doubling on "in god we trust" and "liberty" and "1971". I do not have a good magnifying glass to see the double but it looks like it does certain ways I hold it. Is it true that one way of knowing if it does, is if the "in God we trust" decreases from left to right? On mine you can see the starting of it perfect, but towards the end specifically on the "trust" the top of "ST" is barely visible. Thanks in advance. Will try to upload pictures when I get home.

3 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

NGC price guide lists a MS 63 (the lowest grade they have listed with a price) at $300, but Ebay sales indicate that circulated examples, which yours appears to be, sell in the $100-$150 price range. I think you would be better off selling it raw with good pictures. I would guess the grade as AU55.

Thank you for the response. I've done a little research on it and found that most people will just sell them upgraded. 

Still new to coin collecting and found out my bank keeps rolls of gold dollars,I found this one a few days ago. Just wondering if its worth getting graded, if so, what kind of grade may I be looking at and what kind of price value. Sorry about the pictures, thats about as good as it gets with my phone. Thank you

9 minutes ago, VKurtB said:

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I think I've figured out why the later generations (than mine) want to think that many merely chemically damaged coins might be errors. They grew up without chemistry sets and Cub Scout activity sets and the like. My generation all knew about discoloring metals because we had stuff that did it on purpose.

This is 100% true. The only thing I know is copper turns green, and one of the only reasons I know that is because is the "statue of liberty". I've just got into coins and the whole metal composition of it gets me really confused really quick. Thank you for your input any help is great help.

1 minute ago, Greenstang said:

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Looks to me like it is just a stain.

PS- When posting, please crop and show both sides of the coin.

Thank you so much for replying. And next time I'll be sure to do so.

Found this in a roll today from the bank. It just looks beat up and I've only started collecting for about a month now. The copper is showing through and it doesnt have any cuts or raised spots around it, it's the same texture as the rest of the coin. Not sure about it. Thanks

Does NGC grade the 2000-P Sacagawea "wounded eagle" dollar. I cant find it in the resources part of the website. Thank you