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How Much Native American Dollar are Worth: Native American Dollar​​ Values & Coin Price Chart

Year
Mint
Variety
Designation
VG-8
F-12
VF-20
EF-40
AU-50
U-60
MS-63
MS-64
MS-65
MS-66
MS-67
1800
P
Plain 4- Stemless Wreath
Red-brown
200
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500
600
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800
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1100
YearMintVarietyDesignationVG-8F-12VF-20EF-40AU-50MS-60MS-63MS-64MS-65MS-66
2009PNative American Position A------------$1$5$6$7$7
2009DNative American Position B------------$48$3.90$4.40$5$8.20
2009(None) PhilMissing Edge Lettering Native American--------------$42$55$62$72
2010PNative American Position B------------$4$4$5$6$8
2010DNative American Position B------------$1$5$6$7$15
2010(None) PhilMissing Edge Lettering Native American------------$90$115$125$140$165
2011PNative American Position A------------$1$3.40$3.90$4.90$7.20
2011DNative American Position B------------$1$5$6$7$7
2012PNative American Position A--$1$1$1$1$1$1$3.80$3.80$4.80$9.20
2012DNative American Position B--------------$4$5$6$10
2013PTreaty with the Delawares Position A------------$1$3$4$5$6
2013DTreaty with the Delawares Position B------------$60$3$4$5$6
2014PNative American Position A--------------$2.70$3.30$3.80$4.70
2014DNative American Position B--------------$1$1$4$6
2015PNative American Position A--------------$2.80$3.30$3.80$5.20
2015DNative American Position A----------------$5$6$9
2016PNative American Position A------------$55$2.70$3.30$4.80$6.70
2016DNative American Position A------------$53$2.50$3.30$4.30$6.70
2017PNative American Position B----------------$5$6$12
2017DNative American Position A--------------$2.50$2.50$3.30$4.70
2018PNative American Position B----------------$4$5$7
2018DNative American Position B------------------$5$7
2019PNative American Position A------------$55$3.20$4.30$4.80$6.40
2019DNative American Position A------------$55$2.50$3.80$4.30$6.40
2020PNative American Position A--------------$2.50$2.50$4.30$5.40
2020DNative American Position A--------------$3.70$5.30$6.80$9.40
2021PNative American Position A--------------$3.70$4.30$5.30$8.90
2021DNative American Position B--------------$5$8$10$12
2022PNative American Position A--------------$2.50$2.50$2.60$8.90
2022DNative American Position A--------------$2.50$2.50$2.60$8.90
2023PNative American Position B------------------$10--
2023DNative American Position A----------------$10----

The Native American Dollar is a coin series minted by the United States Mint that was first introduced in 2000. This series was designed to commemorate the important contributions made by Indian tribes and individual Native Americans to the history and development of the United States. The series is an extension and redesign of the Sacagawea dollar. 

Obverse Design 

The obverse (front) of the coin features the same image as the original Sacagawea dollar, which is a portrait of Sacagawea carrying her infant son, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. This design was created by sculptor Glenna Goodacre. 

Reverse Design 

The reverse (back) of the coin features a rotating design that changes annually to highlight different aspects of Native American cultures, histories, and significant individuals. These designs have included themes such as agriculture, diplomacy, code talkers who served in World War I and II, and contributions to the U.S. space program. 

Composition and Specifications 

The Native American Dollar is a golden-colored coin made of a manganese-brass clad composition. The coin has a diameter of 26.5 mm and a weight of 8.1 grams. It has a smooth edge with included inscriptions of the year of minting, mint mark, and E PLURIBUS UNUM. 

Legislation 

The program was authorized by the Native American $1 Coin Act, which was passed in 2007. This act requires that at least 20% of all dollar coins minted in any year be Native American dollars. 

Circulation and Collectibility 

While the Native American Dollar is legal tender, it has seen limited circulation in everyday transactions, similar to the Sacagawea dollar. However, it is popular among collectors, and the U.S. Mint also produces special sets and products featuring these coins for collectors. 

Each year’s release is eagerly anticipated by collectors and those interested in the history and cultures of Native American peoples, as the reverse designs offer a unique opportunity to learn about and celebrate the rich heritage and contributions of Native Americans.