Copper Tinted Vs Silver Tinted Susan B Anthony Dollar / SBA Dollars?

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Kerry New Member United States 3 Posts	Posted 12/12/2006 05:01 am New hoarder here. I just got a bag of Suzan B. Anthony dollars and discovered that 60% of them are the copper colored (circa 2000) coins and the rest are typical silver alloy dated 1979. I plan to keep the coins for an emergency and if none then give them to my grandson. Would I be better off exchanging one color for another or will they both be of the same value 30 years from now? I can't imagine that either color would ever be worth more than face value. It seems that if banks close that merchants might prefer the typical silver looking coins, perhaps even refusing the copper ones as I myself had never seen one in circulation. Thanks, Kerry Report this Post to the Staff

stmpcol Valued Member United States 223 Posts	Posted 12/12/2006 06:42 am The 2000s are not Susan Bs but Sacagawea. Not very popular in circulation and not released to the public since 2001. Always worth their face value. The Susan Bs in 1979 had two varieties. Near date & far date. The near date is closer to the rim and carries a small premium in the better grades. Report this Post to the Staff
Spider5689 Pillar of the Community United States 2269 Posts	Posted 12/12/2006 07:27 am The Susan B. Anthony's and the Sacagawea's will make a great introduction into coin collecting for your grandchildren. Report this Post to the Staff
Kerry New Member United States 3 Posts	Posted 12/12/2006 2:58 pm quote: Originally posted by stmpcol The 2000s are not Susan Bs but Sacagawea. Not very popular in circulation and not released to the public since 2001. Always worth their face value. The Susan Bs in 1979 had two varieties. Near date & far date. The near date is closer to the rim and carries a small premium in the better grades. Thanks for the corrections stmpcol. Much appreciated. None of mine are anywhere near better grade—probably already picked over. I saw lots of names w/tel numbers on the wrappers indicating they had been rewrapped by customers. Kerry Report this Post to the Staff
Kerry New Member United States 3 Posts	Posted 12/12/2006 3:00 pm quote: Originally posted by Spider5689 The Susan B. Anthony's and the Sacagawea's will make a great introduction into coin collecting for your grandchildren. Yes, I agree. Thanks Spider5689, Kerry Report this Post to the Staff
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Copper Tinted Vs Silver Tinted SBA Dollars?