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(2000)-P Sacagawea One Dollar MS Mule with Quarter Obverse Values
Details
Very rare double-denomination error in which the quarter dollar die was used to strike the obverse (front) of the coin with the Sacagawea reverse, on the Sacagawea gold planchet. Highly desirable and usually generate a lot of excitement when an example becomes available on the market.
Obverse: Detailed portrait of Washington, facing left, with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and QUARTER DOLLAR on the periphery. The word LIBERTY appear left of Washington's neck, and IN GOD WE TRUST to the right behind his neck. The mintmark appears behind the ribbon under the motto.
Reverse: A flying eagle, framed by 13 stars, soars with the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM in the left-center of the design. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DOLLAR frame the periphery.
Basic Information
GSID:
340426
Coin Date:
(2000)-P
Denomination:
$1 / One Dollar
Designation:
MS
Mint & Coinage Details
Mint Location:
Philadelphia
Mintage:
~24 Known
Coinage Type:
Sacagawea dollar
Coinage Years:
2000-2008
Composition:
Copper & Brass
Varieties and Classification
Variety:
Sacagawea
Variety 2:
Mule with 25c Obverse
Physical Characteristics
Weight:
8.1 gr
Weight:
0.2857 oz
Strike Type:
Business
Diameter:
26.5 mm
Coin Shape:
Round
Design Details
Designer:
John Flanagan, Thomas Rogers
Obverse Lettering:
LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, P
Obverse Designer:
John Flanagan
Reverse Lettering:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, ONE DOLLAR
Reverse Designer:
Thomas Rogers
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