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Had a great coin day, not sure about the dollar coin that has a woman holding a baby. i think it is the indian scout that lead the Lewis and Clark expidition. For some reason I had a brain fart and can not recall her name. The coin is stamped year 2000, somebody help this old man.
 
Tom, are you sure you didn't rob a bank....cause you got a lot dollars there. Good hunting, good finding.
 
The 'j' is most common, with an occasional 'g' used instead.
I have been averaging 14 Sacajawea dollar coins a year for the last few, and I am three short of that mark this year. I need to get out more .... and the government ought to dump the paper $1 and Paper $2 and just give us COINS!! <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":D">
 
Now I know how to spell her name, all I need to do is learn how to prononse her name. When I try to say it, my wife says bless you.
I found them in an old part of town, the only problem is it is the kind of place that you only want to be in in the early morning. I have a 14" DD Excelerator coil coming next week, hope I can find some older ones deeper. HH TB
 
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