The Rare Sacagawea : Most people recognize the Sacagawea dollar by its golden hue and the portrait of the young Shoshone woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition. First issued in 2000, these coins were meant to replace the Susan B. Anthony dollar and encourage dollar coin use in everyday transactions. While most Sacagawea … Read more
Sacagawea Dollar: It started as a curiosity in the change tray of a small-town arcade. James Holloway, a 33-year-old maintenance worker from Kansas, noticed what he thought was a gold-colored token mixed in with the spare change. Assuming it had been accidentally spent by a customer, he set it aside to return to the cashier. … Read more
Sacagawea Dollar: Every so often, a simple trip through your wallet can turn into a life-changing discovery. That’s exactly what happened when a lucky individual stumbled upon a 2000 Sacagawea Dollar with the rare “Cheerios Reverse”—a coin now valued at around $18,500. The Backstory: Cereal and Coins In early 2000, as part of a unique … Read more