2000 Sacajawea Bear With Golden Dollar by Limited Treasures

The US Mint has created these $1.00 coins to help children learn, however, these Bears give much detail to increase your knowledge. There is an uncirculated $1.00 coin sealed in the chest of the bear. These bears are gorgeous. They are various shades of Brown with dark brown shaggy fringe. They have embroidered Indian designs on the legs, arms, and tummy around the New Sacagawea Dollar. There is a suede like carrier tied around Sacagawea's neck with the baby Bear Pomp in it. The tag Reads: Sacagawea & Pomp, The Golden Bears, United States of America, Declared Independence: July 4, 1776. Coin Facts: "The face of the coin features the Shoshone interpreter Sacagawea, and her son Jean Baptiste or 'Pomp', as he was nicknamed. Sacagawea was invaluable to the Lewis and Clark expedition with her navigational, diplomatic, and translating skills." Glenna Goodacre was the sculptor who created the winning Sacagawea design. The reverse of the coin features an eagle, as required by law.”