🚨 STOP! That “Gold” Dollar in Your Pocket Could Be Worth $75,800! 🚨
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Did you just find a 2000 Sacagawea “Gold” Dollar? DON’T SPEND IT. Most are worth exactly one dollar, but a rare few have a “secret identity” that makes them worth more than a luxury SUV. We are talking about the “Mule” Error—the Holy Grail of modern pocket change!
[The Value: Why $75,800?]
Most people think these coins are made of gold (spoiler: they’re manganese-brass), but the real gold is in the Mint Error. The legendary 2000-P Sacagawea Dollar / Washington Quarter Mule occurs when the U.S. Mint accidentally used a Quarter die for the front and a Dollar die for the back.
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The Rarity: Only about 20 of these are known to exist.
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The Price Tag: High-grade examples have hammered at auction for over $75,000, with some reaching as high as $192,000!
Other 2000 Sacagawea Varieties to Look For:
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The “Cheerios” Dollar: Found in cereal boxes, featuring enhanced tail feathers. Value: $5,000 – $25,000.
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The “Wounded Eagle”: A die gouge that looks like a spear through the eagle’s chest. Value: $500 – $5,000.
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Goodacre Presentation: Special finish coins given to the designer. Value: $500+
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Think you found one? 1. Check the Rim: The “Mule” error has a very thick, wide rim on the side with George Washington. 2. Check the Date: Look for the year 2000 and the “P” mint mark. 3. Don’t Clean It: Cleaning a rare coin can destroy 90% of its value instantly!
👇 LEARN HOW TO SPOT THE MULE ERROR HERE: [Link to YouTube Video: 2000 Sacagawea Gold Dollar Value Guide]
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The History of the Golden Dollar Launched in 2000 to replace the Susan B. Anthony dollar, the Sacagawea coin was meant to be a revolution. However, the most revolutionary thing about it ended up being the errors. In the rush to produce millions of coins, the Philadelphia Mint created “Mules”—a term for a coin struck with dies from two different denominations.
How to Identify a Genuine Mule Error You aren’t just looking for a regular 2000-P dollar. You are looking for a coin that has George Washington on the “Heads” side (Obverse) but the Soaring Eagle on the “Tails” side (Reverse). Because a quarter is smaller than a dollar, the strike creates a massive, raised “bottleneck” rim that is unmistakable.
Why Condition (MS-Grade) Matters Even if you find a rare variety like the “Wounded Eagle,” the difference between a circulated coin and a “Mint State” (MS67+) coin can be tens of thousands of dollars. Professional grading by PCGS or NGC is the only way to lock in that $75,000+ valuation.
Join the Hunt! Check your jars, your car consoles, and your old collections. The next $75,000 discovery could be sitting in your hand right now.
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