2010 ANACS SP69 P- and D-Mint Native American Dollar Set

2010 ANACS SP69 P- and D-Mint Native American Dollar Set
Honor the contributions that Native Americans have made to the development of the United States. Gold in color and with a distinctive satin finish, these coins are a special tribute to our Native American forefathers. The 2010 reverse pays homage to the 5 nations of the Iroquois Confederation.

What You Get

2010 Native American SP69 P-Mint dollar coin 2010 Native American SP69 D-Mint dollar coin Metal box

2010 ANACS SP69 P- and D-Mint Native American Dollar Set

Graded SP69 by ANACS

A satin-finish (or speciment state) coin with no visible hairlines without magnification

Satin Finish

Distinctive from regular coins because the dies are sandblasted with a fine mixture of sand and glass beads

Encapsulated

Helps preserve the ANACS certification

Specs

The Key Specs 

Coin Grade/Condition:	SP69 Brilliant Uncirculated; ANACS
Mint Mark:	Philadelphia and Denver Mints
Packaging:	Encapsulated and in a box

Obverse:	Sacagawea with her baby, Jean Baptiste, on her back
Reverse:	Hiawatha belt with arrows

The Basics

Measures:	26.5mm (1.043") in diameter
Weighs:	8.1g (.26 oz)

The Basics - Box

Measures:	1"H x 3-7/8"W x 3-1/4"L
Country of Origin:	China

Notes

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