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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fretboard, post: 870387, member: 19765&quot;]Right, ok they don&#039;t have a W. So what makes them worth more than a regular 2000 P ASE?&nbsp; And how do you tell the difference?</p><p><br /></p><p>Here ya go!&nbsp; I found the info I needed so I thought I would share below!&nbsp; thanks for the input!</p><p>--------------------------------------------------------------</p><p>At the time of their release Millennium coin and currency sets were one&nbsp; of the hottest collectibles to come along in years! Each set consists of&nbsp; a gem uncirculated 2000 silver eagle (struck at West Point), a one&nbsp; dollar note with &quot;2000&quot; in the serial number, and the 2000-D&nbsp; special-finish or &quot;burnished&quot; Sacagawea dollar (which can only be found&nbsp; in these sets) Just 75,000 of these sets were issued with the demand&nbsp; generally out-weighing the supply. Each millennium set comes housed in&nbsp; it&#039;s original folder with cover and informative booklet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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