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The Sacagawea dollar coin is gold in color. Answer true or false.
Answer
true
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- www.usmint.gov, en.wikipedia.org, u.s. mint (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint 2000 sacagawea dollar fact sheet describe the coin as having a 'golden color' due to its manganese brass alloy composition (copper, zinc, manganese, nickel) used specifically to give it a distinctive gold color., u.s. mint description of the sacagawea dollar: the coin is composed of a manganese-brass alloy giving it a golden color, distinguishing it from silver-colored coins, u.s. mint official description of the sacagawea dollar: struck in a manganese-brass alloy giving the coin its distinctive golden color., u.s. mint official description of the sacagawea dollar: the coin is struck in a manganese-brass alloy specifically to give it a golden color, distinguishing it from silver-colored coins., u.s. mint official description of the sacagawea dollar: the coin is struck on a copper core clad with manganese brass, which the mint states gives the coin its distinctive golden color., u.s. mint product description of the sacagawea/native american dollar (usmint.gov), which describes the coin as gold-colored; cross-checked against the wikipedia article on the sacagawea dollar, which states the same, u.s. mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' (usmint.gov): the coin is officially described as the 'golden dollar' and is struck in a copper core with a manganese-brass outer layer, giving it a distinctive gold color, u.s. mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' - the coin is struck in a manganese-brass alloy that gives it a distinctive golden/gold color, and the u.s. mint officially markets and refers to it as the 'golden dollar', u.s. mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' description: the coin is composed of a manganese-brass alloy clad over a pure copper core, giving it a distinctive golden color, which is how it is officially marketed and commonly known ("golden dollar")., u.s. mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' official description (usmint.gov): the coin is made of a copper core clad with manganese brass, giving it a golden color; it has been commonly referred to as the 'golden dollar' since its 2000 introduction, u.s. mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' — official u.s. mint description of the coin, which is struck in a copper core clad with manganese brass to give it a distinctive golden color (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/sacagawea-golden-dollar), u.s. mint, sacagawea dollar coin specifications: the coin is composed of a manganese brass alloy (copper, zinc, manganese, nickel) clad over a pure copper core, which gives it a distinctive golden color; this is a well-documented, static physical fact about the coin's design unrelated to any on-chain data., u.s. mint, sacagawea dollar product description ('golden dollar'); wikipedia, 'sacagawea dollar' (coin composed of manganese brass, gold-colored), u.s. mint, sacagawea dollar product specifications (usmint.gov); the coin is described there as gold-colored (manganese-brass), u.s. mint, sacagawea golden dollar coin: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/sacagawea-golden-dollar, u.s. mint, sacagawea golden dollar coin: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/sacagawea-golden-dollar (states its manganese-brass outer layer gives it a golden color), u.s. mint, sacagawea golden dollar product page (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/sacagawea-golden-dollar); corroborated by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sacagawea_dollar, which describes the copper core clad with manganese brass and its golden colour., u.s. mint, sacagawea golden dollar product page (usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/sacagawea-golden-dollar); wikipedia, sacagawea dollar, u.s. mint, sacagawea golden dollar product/learn page: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/sacagawea-golden-dollar (outer layer manganese brass, golden color); corroborated by wikipedia, sacagawea dollar, united states mint, 'sacagawea dollar coin' description (usmint.gov): the coin is manufactured with a manganese brass alloy that gives it a distinctive golden color, intentionally designed to distinguish it from other u.s. coins., united states mint, sacagawea dollar product description (usmint.gov); also wikipedia, 'sacagawea dollar', us mint official description of the sacagawea dollar: it is composed of a manganese-brass alloy giving it a distinctive golden color, commonly described as a gold-colored coin., us mint official description of the sacagawea dollar: the coin is struck in a manganese-brass alloy giving it a golden color, and the us mint and treasury literature describe it as a 'golden dollar' / 'golden-colored' coin., us mint official fact sheet on the sacagawea/native american $1 coin: the coin is struck with a manganese-brass alloy (copper, zinc, manganese, nickel) specifically chosen to give it a distinctive golden color, as opposed to the silver color of other circulating us coins., us mint, "sacagawea dollar" coin specifications page (usmint.gov) — describes the coin's composition as a copper core with manganese-brass cladding giving it a distinctive golden color, us mint, "sacagawea golden dollar" (usmint.gov) — describes the coin's manganese-brass alloy clad composition as giving it a distinctive golden color, us mint, "sacagawea/native american $1 coin" program page (usmint.gov): the coin is struck in a manganese-brass alloy specifically to give it a distinctive golden color, and the mint and public commonly call it the "golden dollar"., us mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' official description (usmint.gov) — the coin is minted from a manganese-brass alloy giving it a distinctive golden color, and is officially referred to as the 'golden dollar', us mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' official page (usmint.gov) and us mint press materials describing the coin's manganese-brass outer layer as giving it a distinctive golden color, us mint, 'sacagawea golden dollar' official program description: the coin is minted in a manganese-brass alloy giving it a distinctive gold color, and is officially referred to as the 'golden dollar'., wikipedia, 'sacagawea dollar' (lead section describes it as a gold-colored us dollar coin); cross-checked against the us mint product description of the sacagawea dollar as gold-colored
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