F mint mark on dollar coin?

I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. It
was a sacagawea from around 1995. I don't have the coin in hand for the
exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

"Barney" wrote in message ...

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

It should a Frank Provasek or is it **** you - doesn't matter.

On 2/13/13 8:49 PM, Batson D. Belfry wrote:
snip

You have no socially redeeming value.

On Feb 13, 8:09*pm, Jim_Higgins wrote:
On 2/13/13 8:49 PM, Batson D. Belfry wrote:

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You have no socially redeeming value.

People who post on RCC to say they have a Sacajawea dollar "from
around 1995" should have a Red Book power-nailed to their forehead and
then have their index fingers klopped-off with a large bolt cutter.
Or something like that. BdB is totally correct to give the OP total
****.

oly

"Jim_Higgins" wrote in message ...

On 2/13/13 8:49 PM, Batson D. Belfry wrote:
It should be Frank Provasek or is it **** you - doesn't matter.

You have no socially redeeming value.

I like to appeal to people's prurient interests.

On Feb 13, 8:09*pm, Barney wrote:
I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. *It
was a sacagawea from around 1995. *I don't have the coin in hand for the
exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

Barney, Sacagawea dollars weren't struck until 2000. In fact, the
U.S. didn't strike any dollar coins in 1995. The last dollar coins
struck were Eisenhowers (1971-1978), Susan B. Anthony (1979-1981,
1999), and Sacagaweas (2000-present). Before anyone jumps on me, I
know all about Sacs were struck from 2000-2008 and were then
designated Native American dollars from 2009 on.

Jerry

On Feb 15, 10:20*pm, Jerry Dennis wrote:
On Feb 13, 8:09*pm, Barney wrote:

I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. *It
was a sacagawea from around 1995. *I don't have the coin in hand for the
exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

Barney, Sacagawea dollars weren't struck until 2000. * In fact, the
U.S. didn't strike any dollar coins in 1995. *The last dollar coins
struck were Eisenhowers (1971-1978), Susan B. Anthony (1979-1981,
1999), and Sacagaweas (2000-present). *Before anyone jumps on me, I
know all about Sacs were struck from 2000-2008 and were then
designated Native American dollars from 2009 on.

Jerry

And what about the Presidential dollars there??? They are dollar
coins, not chopped liver.

oly

On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 8:09:02 PM UTC-5, Barney wrote:
I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. It

was a sacagawea from around 1995. I don't have the coin in hand for the

exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.



Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

OK, let me take a guess here. I bet it isn't a Sacagawea dollar, but a Buffalo/Indian Head nickel. The 'F' would be the designer's initial, for James Earle Fraser. Like I said, just a guess.

On Feb 16, 12:15*pm, Jud wrote:
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 8:09:02 PM UTC-5, Barney wrote:
I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. *It

was a sacagawea from around 1995. *I don't have the coin in hand for the

exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

OK, let me take a guess here. I bet it isn't a Sacagawea dollar, but a Buffalo/Indian Head nickel. The 'F' would be the designer's initial, for James Earle Fraser. Like I said, just a guess.

Yep, the famed 1995 Buffalo nickel.

oly

"oly" wrote in message
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On Feb 16, 12:15 pm, Jud wrote:
On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 8:09:02 PM UTC-5, Barney wrote:
I'm pretty sure I see the letter F under the date of a golden dollar. It

was a sacagawea from around 1995. I don't have the coin in hand for the

exact year, though it really did look like a F under the date.

Could it be something else that kind of looks like a F?

OK, let me take a guess here. I bet it isn't a Sacagawea dollar, but a
Buffalo/Indian Head nickel. The 'F' would be the designer's initial, for
James Earle Fraser. Like I said, just a guess.

Yep, the famed 1995 Buffalo nickel.
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how would the OP confuse a dollar coin with a nickel - and golden finish vs
"nickel" finish.