How much would a perfect uncirculated 70+ Sacagawea 2000 coin be?

Also, will acetone harm Sacagawea coins? I heard you can only use acetone for certain kinds of metals.

 

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69+

 

Hey Howard? Do you have one or are you just asking?? What's Acetone? Good evening!

 

He says wants to clean his coins. Sacrilege !

 

A perfect 70 Sacagawea coin (or any coin for that matter) won't need Acetone.

 

Depends on a number of things. Date, mintage, supply and demand. But it’s always going to be worth a dollar.

 

No, I need the acetone for lower grade Sacagawea coins that have gunk on them. The perfect one won't be going into anything, it's already in mylar.

 

They have gum like gunk on them. The perfect one is perfect though. I put it in saflip.

 

Spend them. I doubt that they will ever be worth more than face if they are at all circulated.

 

Cheerios...just a reminder, since it has not been mentioned.
YW

 

If it was from a circ roll, you have zero chance of getting a 70.
There isn't a 70+ designation.
Let's put it this way, there aren't any SAC graded above a 69.

 

70+?

Beyond perfect?

 

Perfecter.

 

Me thinks someone needs to do a little research and educate themselves first.

 

PR65 is highest in Red Bood and is blank at cost MS65 Is $6.00. Good luck.

 

You can check completed/sold auction listings for ms69's

 

I would give 4.00. If it is slabbed 20.00

 

Don't recall ever seeing the word "perfect" used by itself in any official numis 70 designation definition, from/by ANA or TPG...I could be wrong and will digress, yield if so...maybe a "near-perfect" or "perfect-like," etc. but not even that I don't recall...think it's the general industry of collectors that have awarded the 70 as a "perfect" coin...just going by memory...older memory...fading memory.

 

NGC defines MS70/PF70 as: 'A coin with no post-production imperfections at 5x magnification.'

PCGS defines MS70/PF70 as: 'Fully struck and lustrous, free of visual marks. The PCGS grading standard does allow for "as minted" defects, as long as those flaws are minor and do not impact the eye appeal of the coin.'

NOTE: no mention of "perfect", that term is vernacular that some persons--including some authors--use for describing the epitome of the minting process for a particular issue.

 

On Ebay this one has a Buy it Now of $89.95 - 2016 S Sacagawea $1 Dollar Wartime Code Talkers Coin, ICG MS70 Enhanced Finish. Those are rated as "SP" Special Proofs by NGC and in SP70 sell for $100-$150. I would check eBay sold listings for the precise coin you're curious about to see what they've sold for recently.