The eagle-in-flight reverse of the Sacagawea Dollar was abandoned in 2009, and was replaced by a Native American theme.

The theme changes every year. For instance the 2009 reverse featured an agricultural motif. In 2010, the Great Law of Peace was the topic.

Native American Dollars have very little numismatic value. This should surprise no one, as this is typical for mass produced modern coins. To date, no error coins or other ratrities have surfaced from this series.

This page lists values, as small as they may be, for high grade examples on Native American Dollars. The values of proof issues is largely driven by prices charged by the Mint.

The Native American Dollar price guide came from the NumisMaster Coin Values website, with permission. Retail values for coins and currencies from other nations are accessible through the NumisMaster Coin Price Guide.

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Sacagawea/Native American Dollar Specifications
Diameter:	Weight:	Minted:	Composition:	Designer	Edge:
26.5 mm	8.10 g	2000-2008	.770 Cu .120 Zn .070 Mn .040 Ni 1.000 Cu (core)	Glenna Goodacre (obv) Thomas D. Rogers (rev)	Lettered
26.5 mm	8.10 g	2009-onward	.770 Cu .120 Zn .070 Mn .040 Ni 1.000 Cu (core)	Glenna Goodacre (obv) various (rev)	Lettered
Coin Photos courtesy of United States Mint