Dollar Coins

[MentalUnrest]

Curious if there are any errors to look for. I realize the coin was a huge failure and there are millions of them sitting in the mint vaults, so no real collector value there.

One of my regular pickups today said they were sent dollar coins instead of my halves. She said she was going to send them back on their next pick up day but wondered if there may be anything to look for in there.

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[BuffaloBoy]

I don't know of anything special to look for, but I believe any sac. golden dollars minted 2002-2008 are NIFC.

 

[sagittarius98]

2002-2008 are NIFC (My mom found one on the ground once). In addition, there are "no edge lettering" errors on the Pres and NA dollars, plus die cracks and other more minor errors. The SBA 1979-P wide rim is worth a few dollars.

Finally, look for the 2000-P pattern reverse:

Sacagawea Dollar Pattern/Cheerios Dollar

 

[CoinFetcher]

Their is a 2000P or D sac dollar with embellished tail feathers. That is the one and only Dol error I look for.

 

[sagittarius98]

Their is a 2000P or D sac dollar with embellished tail feathers. That is the one and only Dol error I look for.

Not an error, but a pattern.

 

[Thorne]

Like sag said no edge lettering on the pres dollars.

 

[boristhespider88]

This is a link to the one CoinFetcher and Sag are talking about, also known as the "Cheerios Dollar".

Sacagawea Dollar Pattern/Cheerios Dollar

Plus, 1981 SBAs are NIFCs too. And proofs, if you collect those from circulation.

 

[sagittarius98]

Plus, 1981 SBAs are NIFCs too.

I never knew they were. I have a 1981-D in BU shape that is the best SBA I have seen.

 

[boristhespider88]

I never knew they were. I have a 1981-D in BU shape that is the best SBA I have seen.

Yes. The mintage figures tell the tale:

1979 P 360,222,000
1979 D 288,015,744
1979 S 109,576,000
1980 P 27,610,000
1980 D 41,628,708
1980 S 20,422,000
1981 P 3,000,000
1981 D 3,250,000
1981 S 3,492,000

I have been trying to find a good deal on a set of them in Mint Cello for my coin album (it's an Ike and SBA dollar album), so I would like to find them in circulation, but that's probably not going to happen!

 

[50cent]

1979 near-rim will getcha $5 on the E-bay.

 

[Diver_Down]

1979 near-rim will getcha $5 on the E-bay.

You have quoted this in the past, but I must correct you. It is a Near Date/Wide Rim variety. A beat-up circulated example might get you $5. But if there are choice specimens found, then you can expect much more.

1979 P Susan B Anthony Dollar Wide Rim Near Date Variety RARE CH BU | eBay

 

[50cent]

I was crunching them numbers off the top-of-my head, thanks for setting the record strait. I'm going to sell a few of my wide-rims, value went up last I've checked/sold

 

[twiasp]

Yes. The mintage figures tell the tale:

1979 P 360,222,000
1979 D 288,015,744
1979 S 109,576,000
1980 P 27,610,000
1980 D 41,628,708
1980 S 20,422,000
1981 P 3,000,000
1981 D 3,250,000
1981 S 3,492,000

I have been trying to find a good deal on a set of them in Mint Cello for my coin album (it's an Ike and SBA dollar album), so I would like to find them in circulation, but that's probably not going to happen!

Left out the 1999 ones also =)

 

[boristhespider88]

Left out the 1999 ones also =)

No love for the 1999s.

Just kidding. I just copied the list from somewhere and just neglected them.

 

[baddbluff]

This is a link to the one CoinFetcher and Sag are talking about, also known as the "Cheerios Dollar".

Sacagawea Dollar Pattern/Cheerios Dollar

Plus, 1981 SBAs are NIFCs too. And proofs, if you collect those from circulation.

This is the Holy Grail of modern golden dollars!