NGC certifies 2000-P Sacagawea patterns.

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Tom DeLorey

On 22 Jun 2005 12:39:30 -0700, wrote:

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Tom DeLorey

Dang, why couldn't it have been the Cheerios Lincoln,,, I actually
have one of those. And I was stupid enough to think the Sacs were
going to be one of the few types I was going to be able to fully
complete without taking out a second mortgage :-)


-- Ron K

FWIW, one sold on Collectors Universe Wednesday night for $1800.
TD

wrote:
FWIW, one sold on Collectors Universe Wednesday night for $1800.

I wonder what the population really is? The 5,500 number is comparable
to the 5,000 Goodacre presentation dollars (which typicaly sell for
"only" around $400).

However, while we know that ~3,000 of the Goodacre dollars have been put
into the marketplace, we have no idea how many of these Cheerios dollars
are available.

I'd guess that many were spent - and many more were dropped in a drawer
somewhere and forgotten about. It'll be interesting to see if this news
drums up supply as well as demand.

P.S.: I vote we start calling it the "DeLorey Reverse"! :-)

--
Jim Seymour

On 22 Jun 2005 12:39:30 -0700, is alleged to have
written:
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Tom DeLorey

You always suspected that. Take a bow for being right!

Bruce
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Makes me wish I had bought up all the Cheerios I could find. Oh well,
maybe I'll get lucky and find one at a garage sale.

Thank you, but Bill Gibbs of Coin World came up with a good name for
them, "Reverse of 1999," vs. the regular issue "Reverse of 2000."
Tom DeLorey