Not only tickets can reach unusual values. Know the dollar that every collector wants to have.
In the world of collecting, there is a new trend that is stepping strong and numismatics. The science that studied the origin and use of currencies, tickets and medals as a method of exchange or value reserve, today is a rage among the eccentric millionaires looking for collection pieces such as the most rare dollar tickets in the world.
Therefore, if you have old bills, or strange coins, it is necessary to check everything in a good way in case you get to try any Validosima piece for which these people were willing to pay thousands and thousands of dollars. The reasons why the specimens multiply their value are diverse.
Sacagawea dollar
What is the most sought -after dollar and how it looks
In this case these are coins of 1 dollar coined in the 2000known as Sacagawea. This piece is also called “Gold dollar” Due to its characteristic golden color and although it was coined at the beginning of the century, it really began to circulate between 2002 and 2008.
On the obverse it has the image of Sacagawea, the most beloved indigenous woman in the history of the United States and guided the expedition of Lewis and Clark. On the reverse he carries the image of an eagle flying surrounded by 17 stars that represent each state of the union during that expedition.
How much can collectors pay for this rare piece
While most cost their nominal value, there are some copies for which you can pay between $ 5,000 and $ 10,000. According to the data of the Professional Coral Qualification Service.
But, the most coveted by collectors is the dollar 2000 Sacagawea with CECA “P” brand which indicates that it was coined in the Casa de la Moneda de Philadelphia, RPP review.
Other 2000 dollar coins that are considered valuable are:
- 2000 dollar with “D” brand, belonging to the Special Set of the Millennium, can be worth $ 7,000
- Dollar with a “D” CECA brand, produced in the Denver Mint that, in excellent condition, can be worth up to US $ 10,000
The collectors are willing to pay these figures if it is proven that said dollar currency did not circulate, if it does not have wear signs, it retains its original brightness, and if it is certified by a professional service as PCGs.
Source: Ambito
