2000 P Sacagawea

I see to start with that I posted in the wrong area. I should have gone down another link to the error part of modern coins, thought I was where I was supposed to be.....how do you spell "assume".....!?
Here is the best, so far, pictures with my cell phone.
Hopefully I can get a digital camera soon!
Also in the description in my last post I forgot to add in : obverse, her eyebrow on some or multiple coins have more and less hair or scratches or whatever you would call it on one or both eyebrows...strange..

Guess I will have to wait until I get a good camera. All the errors I was talking about is in the previous post. There are a lot of interesting errors, cracks, and or varieties that just does not show up with these cell phone pictures. And yes that is probably a handling mark or something on her cheek as these coins came directly from the mint and I have just opened the rolls. Very carefully too. So any marks or scratches were done at the mint.
Whenever I get a good camera I will re-post with pictures and descriptions.
Thank you for the reply.

Coop
I really like the way you did that. The alignment setup must have been interesting!

Saw the GG artist initials on the coins and remembered something about it. Just found the story.
So out of 760,000,000 coins only 5,000 had GG for the artist?
I have three rolls and can't find the fourth, might have cashed them in.....
All three rolls are the GG.
The third roll had few if any errors like the first two.
Sure wish I could post a good picture of the errors so I might know if I have something here!

5,000 coins were burnished to give them a special finish and those coins were given to the designer. ALL of the coins from 2000 to today have her initials on them.

Something got twisted somewhere.

The winning artist (GG) was to be paid $5000. Being no dummy*, she said she wanted paid in the coins.

Seeing a chance for publicity, the mint agreed, burnished 5000 coins and had a special presentation ceremony.
*She promptly headed over to NGC, paid the bulk rate and had them slobbed.

I have one, a strike-thru that proves they were burnished after striking, and the first Sac error found.

It's here somewhere, no promises.

You're right, it was IGC, I found the original slab after posting.