Hello everyone,
I work as a bank teller, and a while back I came across a roll of circulated dollar coins that I had reason to believe was rolled all the way back in 2000 or 2001. I bought the roll and looked through the coins and sure enough the roll contained gently circulated 2000
Sacagawea dollars and 1999
Susan B Anthony dollars. Most of the coins weren't worth keeping, however, the back of this particular coin didn't look quite right. The lower right side of the rim looks wider than normal. A lot of times when a coin catches my eye for being off-center, I know it is not off-center enough to have any collector value. However, I read an article on the small dollars website a while back on the Denver Mint Employee Appreciation
Sacagawea dollar and how the way to tell it apart from other
Sacagawea dollars was a slightly misaligned die.
http://www.smalldollars.com/dollar/add016.html I hope its okay that I posted the link, if not please take it down) Now, I'm not saying that my coin is one of the Employee Appreciation dollars, instead I am just curious if the misaligned die on the Employee Appreciation coin makes it collectible alone, and if so is my coin worth more than face value?
I surrounded the coin with some of the other coins in the roll. I probably should have only done it with one other coin but you can see the difference in the rim width with the coin to the left. The misaligned coin is in the center.
Posted 01/13/2018 9:37 pm
