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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Omegaraptor, post: 7575211, member: 76105&quot;]I&#039;ve heard Sac dollars actually circulate extensively in Ecuador. Ecuador switched from the rampantly inflating sucre to the US dollar in 2000, and it&#039;s not uncommon to find heavily worn Sac dollars in circulation there (guess the culture is just different). PCGS census has a 2000-P graded in AG3.</p><p><br /></p><p>Back in the early-mid 1900s when coins were much more heavily used in the States to make everyday purchases, coins could actually wear all the way down to AG/G after 20 years of circulation. Nowadays, that doesn&#039;t happen. You can’t buy anything with a cent, nickel, or dime anymore - it gets given in change, winds up in a jar until it’s rolled up and exchanged at a bank, and then the rolls end up in a cash register and the cycle starts again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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