Are any of the Sacajawea gold dollars collectible?

A Cheerios Dollar is a Sacagawea Dollar bearing the date 2000 that was inserted into a Cheerios cereal box in early 2000 as part of a U.S. Mint promotion to raise awareness about the new Golden Dollar. read more

Several are quite collectible, including the ones that have mint errors or were struck from different dies than what was considered standard. The most famous are the ones inserted into a very few random Cheerios cereal containers as part of a promotion in 2000. These coins are very rare. read more

About The Sacagawea Dollar. Sacagawea dollars first came about as the demand for dollar coins rose during the mid-1990s. The United States $1 Coin Act of 1997 authorized the production of a new dollar coin. By the end of 1999, most the public became aware of the highly publicized image of Sacagawea carrying her son. read more

Although the mint originally marketed this coin as the "Golden Dollar," the coin does not contain any gold. Market Analysis. Although the coin barely circulated, the United States Mint currently manufactures Native American one dollar coins. From 2002 through 2008, the Sacagawea dollars were minted only for collectors. read more