2000-P Sacagawea Golden Dollar $1 – First Year of Issue – Lightly Circulated / About Uncirculated (A

Designation: 2000-P United States Sacagawea Dollar Business Strike in Protective Holder Mintage Year: 2000 Mint Location: Philadelphia Mint (The "P" Mint Mark is located on the obverse, cleanly positioned on the right field directly below the "2000" date) Denomination: One Dollar ($1.00 USD) Composition: Manganese-Brass Clad over a Pure Copper Core (88.5% Copper, 6% Zinc, 3.5% Manganese, 2% Nickel) Grade/Condition: Lightly Circulated / About Uncirculated (AU Details – Ungraded / Raw) Design & Mint Identification: This coin showcases the standard business-strike variant from the premier release year. The reverse eagle exhibits the normal circulation-strike tail feathers without the enhanced central spine ribs found on the rare Cheerios promotional pattern varieties. Condition & Eye Appeal Notes: Very strong eye appeal with a crisp overall strike. The coin retains a significant portion of its original satiny mint luster and golden-brass finish across the fields. Light, honest surface hairlines and slight friction wear are present on the highest focal points—specifically on Sacagawea's cheekbone, shoulder wrap, and the eagle’s breast plumage—fully consistent with a coin that saw very brief, careful handling in circulation.