Ronald Reagan, RIP once stated the most dangerous words he ever heard were, "We're from the Government and we are here to help you." Given that statement whether or not these following writings are factual are unknown except for the one labeled bad deal, since it happened to me. A guy I know told me that he was allegedly carrying 100 authentic Morgan Silver Dollars on him and had gotten arrested by the Police (he was always getting in trouble). Upon returning this guys accouterments they allegedly handed him a $100 Federal Reserve Note.

The Sacagawea dollar coins represent one of the most beautiful modern coins. Glenna Goodacre's artists depiction of Sacagawea, a young Native American Shoshone with infant child Jean Baptiste has excellent eye appeal. The reverse an eagle soars majestically into the field of the coin. These original issue coins are beautiful unlike the Presidential and subsequent Native American coins which have a $1 on the reverse, Sacagawea (2000-2008) have One Dollar on them. Unfortunately, the mint was forced to do this most likely, since many people confused the original Sacagawea dollar coin for a different denomination. I like the denomination written on the coin as opposed to a number. I probably will start a collection of the original issues (2000-2008) but not the subsequent ones.