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There is gold dollar coin Sacagawea 2000 P, 2000 D Sacagawea one dollar coin US Liberty gold color circulated, and other types.
It was the first circulating U.S. piece to honor a Native American woman. The selection was intentional — she represents strength, guidance, and a role in American history. Her portrayal with her infant son emphasized family and cultural continuity.
What makes it special, and how much is a 2000 Sacagawea gold dollar worth today?
Feature | Description |
Design (Obverse) | A woman carrying her son, Jean Baptiste |
Design (Reverse) | Soaring eagle with 17 stars |
Composition | Copper core with a manganese-brass clad finish |
Weight | 8.1 grams |
Diameter | 26.49 mm |
Thickness | 2 mm |
Despite being called the 2000 Sacagawea GOLD coin it’s not like the Stella numismatic piece. The golden hue comes from the manganese-brass alloy used in its cladding.
The person depicted on the piece was a Shoshone woman who was a guide and interpreter during the Lewis and Clark Expedition from 1804 to 1806. Her image reflects how she helped explore the American West.
The infant shown on her back is her real historical son, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, who was carried during the Lewis and Clark expedition. He later became a multilingual explorer, trapper, and even mayor of Mission San Luis Rey in California under Mexican rule.
Variants and Special Editions
1. Standard Circulation Strike
Composition: Manganese-brass clad
Mint Marks:
2000 P Sacagawea gold dollar (Philadelphia)
Gold dollar Sacagawea 2000 D (Denver)
2. 2000 S Proof
Made at: San Francisco Mint
Strike Type: Proof
Sold in: U.S. Mint Proof Sets
3. Presentation and Collector Issues
2000 Millennium Set:
Special Packaging: Millennium Coinage and Currency Set
May have higher-quality strike
4. Cheerios One (Type 2 Reverse)
Distributed in: Special 2000 Cheerios cereal boxes (approx. 5,500 pieces)
Key Feature: Enhanced tail feathers on the eagle.
High value of 2000-P Sacagawea gold dollar coin.
Mint Mark: 2000 P Cheerios Sacagawea gold dollar coins
5. Wounded Eagle Die Variety
A die gouge through the eagle's body on the reverse — appears like a spear wound.
Type: Gold Sacagawea coin 2000 P Wounded Eagle
6. Mule Errors
Gold Dollar Sacagawea 2000 P / Washington Quarter Mule
Front (obverse): Washington quarter with the date 2000
Back (reverse): Our coin’s eagle reverse
Edge: Quarter-style reeded edge
Rare: Fewer than 20 confirmed
2000 P gold one dollar coin Sacagawea value: Over $100,000
7. 2000-W Experimental Piece
Material: 24k Gold (not manganese-brass clad)
Minted by: West Point Mint
Quantity: Estimated 12 examples
Legal Tender? Technically yes, but never intended for circulation
2000 Sacagawea gold dollar coin value: One 2000-W graded by PCGS sold for six figures at auction.

2000 Gold One Dollar Coin Sacagawea Value
How to check old coin value? For most of those described in this article, the value of Sacagawea gold dollar 2000 P, D, S, etc. remains around $1.
Type | Mint Mark | 2000 Gold Dollar Sacagawea Value |
Standard Circulation Strike | P, D | $1–$4 |
Proof | S | $3.70–$41 |
Millennium Set | D | $202–$863 |
Cheerios | P | $4,156–$10,200 |
Wounded Eagle Variety | P | $59–$5,000 |
Mule Error | P, D | $66,000–$194,062.50 |
2000-W | W | exceed $100,000 |
Note: Values are approximate and may vary.
Would you like to have one in your collection? We’d definitely like to. And who knows? Maybe one of us, experienced or beginning collectors, will find this one and evaluate its 2000 D gold one dollar coin Sacagawea value as the highest ever. Let’s cross our fingers!