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Hello
I have a 2000 P. Sacagawea dollar with a 180 degree die rotation.If the coin is laying flat with LIBERTY on top and you do a coin flip the eagle is upside down.If you do a metal turn both are right side up.Any idea of rarity and value would be helpful.Coin is a XF.with slight toning.
                    Thank You
                           Tracy

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Tracy,

I would estimate its value at $50 to $100, but you have to find an interested buyer -- perhaps on eBay?

The first step would be to get it certified.  Check the following websites for info on how to do that :

http://www.pcgs.com

http://www.ngccoin.com

Good luck,

Dan

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