2000-D Sacagawea Dollar — PCGS MS67

$65.00

5. 2000-D Sacagawea Dollar — PCGS MS67

The Hook: The Golden Dollar, Found Nearly Flawless in a Bulk Bag

The Story: The Sacagawea "Golden Dollar" debuted in 2000 to widespread anticipation, depicting the Shoshone guide who helped lead the Lewis and Clark Expedition, shown carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste. The Denver Mint alone struck 518,916,000 of these in 2000 — massive production aimed at circulation, moved and stored in bulk bags that left most examples with weak strikes, bag marks, or dulled luster.

The Object: Sacagawea dollar, business strike, Denver Mint, manganese-brass clad composition. PCGS certified Mint State 67 — genuinely scarce at this level given how the coin was handled in bulk during distribution.

The Curation: Encapsulated by PCGS, archivally stored, certification independently verifiable.

The Case & The Acquisition: For first-year type-set collectors and registry builders assembling a modern small-dollar run — the entire appeal here is condition rarity against a mintage in the hundreds of millions, not scarcity of the date itself. Offered at $65.

5. 2000-D Sacagawea Dollar — PCGS MS67

The Hook: The Golden Dollar, Found Nearly Flawless in a Bulk Bag

The Story: The Sacagawea "Golden Dollar" debuted in 2000 to widespread anticipation, depicting the Shoshone guide who helped lead the Lewis and Clark Expedition, shown carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste. The Denver Mint alone struck 518,916,000 of these in 2000 — massive production aimed at circulation, moved and stored in bulk bags that left most examples with weak strikes, bag marks, or dulled luster.

The Object: Sacagawea dollar, business strike, Denver Mint, manganese-brass clad composition. PCGS certified Mint State 67 — genuinely scarce at this level given how the coin was handled in bulk during distribution.

The Curation: Encapsulated by PCGS, archivally stored, certification independently verifiable.

The Case & The Acquisition: For first-year type-set collectors and registry builders assembling a modern small-dollar run — the entire appeal here is condition rarity against a mintage in the hundreds of millions, not scarcity of the date itself. Offered at $65.