Other U.S. Dollar Coins
Starting in 1971, the U.S. Mint began producing coins depicting President Dwight D. Eisenhower. These coins differed from previous dollar coins, in that they contained no Silver, but instead had a composition the same as that of the circulating dimes, quarters and halves. Since then, these dollars have been made in clad composition, but special Silver editions aimed toward coin collectors have been released.
The Ike Silver Dollar (1971-1976)
Minted after the Peace Dollar, these Ike Silver dollars commemorate significant accomplishments of President Dwight Eisenhower. Selections are available from the 1971 Silver Dollar up to 1976. The obverse depicts the profile of President Dwight Eisenhower while the reverse shows the design of Apollo XI's insignia with an eagle flying over the surface of the moon. Meant to be symbolic of the success of the mission, these Silver Dollar Coins are high in value and add great diversity to any collection.
Susan B. Anthony Dollars (1979-1999)
Susan B. Anthony was a pioneering women's rights activist and a leading voice in the fight for equality, inspiring millions to advocate for change. In 1979, the U.S. Mint honored her legacy with the release of the Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coin, a groundbreaking addition as the first U.S. coin to feature a woman’s likeness in circulation. The obverse showcases a detailed profile of Susan B. Anthony, while the reverse depicts an eagle with an olive branch soaring over the moon, symbolizing peace and progress. This iconic coin is cherished by collectors of all ages for its artistic merit and historical significance.
Among the most notable modern dollar coins, the Susan B. Anthony Dollar captivates numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. Celebrating Susan B. Anthony’s enduring contributions to women's rights and social justice, the coin highlights her pivotal role in shaping equality. The Susan B. Anthony Dollar stands as a unique piece of American history, bridging numismatic artistry with the legacy of a trailblazing activist.
Sacagawea Dollars (2000-2008)
Sacagawea is perhaps best known as the Native American woman who aided Lewis and Clark during their expedition west. The Sacagawea Dollar coins were first issued in 2000 and feature her likeness on the obverse with her infant son, Jean Baptiste, while the reverse depicts an eagle in flight. As one of the most recognizable modern U.S. Dollar Coins, the Sacagawea Dollar offers collectors a meaningful connection to early American exploration and the nation’s westward expansion.Following the Susan B. Anthony Dollar, the Sacagawea Dollar gave the modern dollar coin a new design and historical subject. Its place between the Susan B. Anthony Dollar and later 21st-century dollar issues makes it an important part of the broader evolution of modern U.S. dollar coins.
Native American Dollars (2009-Date)
The Native American Dollars retained the Sacagawea obverse while replacing the eagle reverse with new designs that change each year. These reverse designs depict important people, achievements, and cultural contributions from Native American history, giving the series a distinct identity within modern U.S. Dollar Coins.For collectors, Native American Dollars offer a continuation of the Sacagawea design while expanding the story told through the coin’s reverse. With yearly themes tied to Native American culture and history, these coins provide another meaningful way to explore modern U.S. dollars and add diversity to a collection.
Presidential Dollars (2007-2020)
These "Golden" U.S. Presidential Dollar Coins honor the nation's presidents. The United States Mint released the Presidential Dollar coins with four of them released annually in the order in which they served. The first set includes Presidents Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison. Every year will represent a group of new presidents. This unique set of U.S. Dollar coins will provide an excellent addition to your coin collection.
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American Innovation Dollars (2018- Date)
The American Innovation Dollar coin series honors the pioneering spirit of American inventors, scientists, and visionaries through a rotating design program issued by the U.S. Mint. Four coins are released each year, with each design celebrating a significant innovation or innovator from a specific state or territory, working through all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories through 2032. The obverse features the Statue of Liberty, while the reverse design changes with each issue, making this an engaging series for collectors who appreciate both American history and the artistry of coin design.Collecting U.S. Mint Coins
The U.S. Mint's rich history of coin production goes beyond dollar coins. For those interested in American coinage, half dollars offer a chance to deepen the historical significance of their holdings. From the iconic Kennedy Half Dollars to the historic Walking Liberty and Franklin designs, these coins provide a tangible link to different eras of American history.After finding the right modern U.S. dollars, explore our large collection of U.S. half dollars and find more timeless issues to add to your collection today.
