Native American Dollar Coins

Issued beginning in 2000, the Sacajawea dollar coin used the

same design for obverse and reverse until 2008. The reverse

design began changing yearly with the 2009 issue. Below is

the original design and then listed are new yearly designs.

P and D indicate the mint that struck the coins. P being for

Philadelphia, the original mint and D for a branch mint

located in Denver. The coins date, mint mark and motto,

E Pluribus Unum are incuse around the edge of the coins.

Beginning in 2012, these coins can only be obtained directly

from the mint, on their website in bags, boxes or rolls. They

are also sold in special collector sets like proof and

uncirculated sets and several have been issued in enhanced

strikes in currency sets.

The coins I am selling come from mint wrapped rolls I

ordered to complete my collection. I only need one but as part

of my get rich, extremely slowly scheme, I offer them in singles

or a pair of P and D, of years I have extras. the menus drop

down for the different dates and mint marks and paired deal.

If you read this far. Thank You

2000 reverse 2000 obverse

2009 reverse 2010 reverse

2011 reverse 2012 reverse

2013 reverse 2014 reverse

2015 reverse 2016 reverse

2017 reverse 2018 reverse

2019 reverse