2000-2021 Sacagawea/Native American Dollars 44 coin Complete BU/UNC Set W/Albums

Description

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2000 - 2021 P&D Sacagawea Native American Business Strike 44 Coin Set
Beautiful Uncirculated Sacagawea Native American Dollar Set showcasing all of the business strike coins in the series to date.  This 44 coin set includes both a P mint and a D mint Sacagawea dollar from 2000 through 2021.  All coins are directly from freshly cracked US mint rolls, handled with gloves and never circulated.  These are nice coins. I have sold alot of these sets,  they are very nice and reasonably priced.
Only the first 10 of these coins in this 44 coin set were released into general circulation, and therefore the mintages on most of the coins are quite low.  The Sacagawea coins are a popular series with numerous low mintage coins likely meaning these coins will appreciate over time.  Below is an excerpt from sacagawea dollar guide.com which explains the low mintages of the series and includes mintage figures for the regular business (circulation) strike coins, all of which are part of this set:
The circulation strike mintage levels for the Sacagawea Dollar series are interesting to examine. For the first year of the series, more than one billion coins were produced across the Philadelphia and Denver Mint facilities. This figure would decline drastically to about 130 million by the second year and to less than 8 million by the third year.
The new dollar coins did not circulate widely as intended, so production was quickly scaled back and limited only to the demand generated from numismatic channels. From 2002 to 2008, the coins not distributed for circulation but only available within numismatic bags and rolls priced at a premium above face value. Over the years, collectors tended to order fewer bags and rolls, resulting in a trend of declining mintages.
The lowest mintage coins under the original design are the 2008-P and 2008-D coins, with only 1,820,000 coins were produced at each Mint.
Starting in 2009, the series was given a boost when new legislation provided for annually rotating reverse designs. A stipulation was also provided that the Sacagawea Dollars, renamed Native American Dollars, must account for at least 20% of all dollar coin production during the year. Thus from 2009 to 2011, the popularity of the new Presidential Dollar series drove production levels for all coins.
Starting in 2012, the Presidential Dollars were only struck for inclusion within numismatic products, and the Sacagawea Dollars followed suit. The mintage low of the series was revisited with the 2013-P and 2013-D issues at 1,820,000 coins each
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Mintages:
2000-P
767,140,000
2000-D
518,916,000
2001-P
62,468,000
2001-D
70,939,500
2002-P
3,865,610
2002-D
3,732,000
2003-P
3,080,000
2003-D
3,080,000
2004-P
2,660,000
2004-D
2,660,000
2005-P
2,520,000
2005-D
2,520,000
2006-P
4,900,000
2006-D
2,800,000
2007-P
3,640,000
2007-D
3,920,000
2008-P
1,820,000
2008-D
1,820,000
2009-P
39,200,000
2009-D
35,700,000
2010-P
32,060,000
2010-D
48,720,000
2011-P
29,400,000
2011-D
48,160,000
2012-P
2,800,000
2012-D
3,080,000
2013-P
1,820,000
2013-D
1,820,000
2014-P
3,080,000
2014-D
5,600,000
2015-P 2,800,000
2015-D 2,100,000
2016-P 2,800,000
2016-D 2,100,000
Seller Notes:
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Uncirculated coins direct from US Mint Rolls. While the vast majority of these coins are quite nice, note that even uncirculated coins direct from the mint may have minor flaws such as rim dings, scratching, spotting, etc.
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