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Sacagawea Proof Key Date?

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I keep a set of Sack. proof 69 slabs..A few years ago I had to pay $26 to get the 2001. and later, $29 to get the 2012...Just got my 2018, and also bought another 2001 for $8...2012's going for $40..So what gives? What is the Series proof key date? another coin magazine price setting?. Thanks for your thoughts!
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With modern coins, sometimes hype will drive a coin or set up to false levels.
If I remember right, there was a time when the 2001 proof Sac was up
between $70 to $100. For no real reason. The 2012 is most likely up
because the 2012 sets sell for a higher price.

What are the keys for Sac / Native American dollars, might be different
depending on the collector.

Cheerios dollar
Goodacre dollar
Enhance dollars
Reverse proof
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Key date? there really isn't one but the 2014 has the lowest mintage at 665,100 which is still plenty to go around. The 2018 mintage is at 550,000 but the sets are still on sale.

What give, is new issues, especially if mintages seem lower than normal or there is some other reason to hype the coin, prices shoot up. Then over time the hype dies off and prices tend to fall until they are in line with availability. The 2001 was hyped to high prices back then and has since dropped back to an average price, The 2012's were hyped to high prices when the Mint ended sales earlier than usual in the year and many people who had been waiting till the end of the year to order sets got shut out. That caused an unusual demand and high priced even though the mintage isn't unusually low. The 2012 set is still basking in the "rare set" myth and prices are still up. In the long run though I would expect the prices to eventually fall and that 2012 proof NA to drop to just a little above the other common dates.
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When working on my proof sets through 2009, all those were reasonably priced, 2010, jumped to 3-5 times a 2009 price, with that, my venture into proof and Mint state coins has ended. My coin supply dealer gave me a bit of advice, wait 6 years, then the 2010 set will normalize, same for each year after that. He said that was the trend, about 6 years to "age" well...
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