The Native American Dollar program features annually changing reverse designs honoring Native American contributions. The obverse is the Sacagawea portrait that first appeared on the Sacagawea Dollar in 2000. The Native American series adopted the same obverse in 2009. That change also moved the year, mint mark, and E Pluribus Unum to the coin’s edge. The Sacagawea Dollar series ran from 2000 to 2008 with the Soaring Eagle reverse. Below is a comprehensive list of coins in the series.
| Year | Reverse Theme | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Three Sisters Agriculture | Depicts Native American farming methods (corn, beans, squash) |
| 2010 | Government – Great Tree of Peace | Symbolizes the Iroquois Confederacy and democratic governance |
| 2011 | Diplomacy – Wampum Belt | Honors treaties and nation-to-nation relationships |
| 2012 | Trade Routes | Depicts Native American trade networks across North America |
| 2013 | Treaty of 1778 with the Delaware | Commemorates the first U.S. treaty with a Native American tribe |
| 2014 | Native Hospitality – Lewis & Clark Expedition | Depicts Native guides aiding explorers |
| 2015 | Mohawk Ironworkers | Honors Native contributions to high-rise construction |
| 2016 | Code Talkers | Recognizes Native American military communication contributions |
| 2017 | Sequoyah – Cherokee Syllabary | Honors the creation of the Cherokee written language |
| 2018 | Jim Thorpe | Celebrates the Native American athlete and Olympian |
| 2019 | American Indians in the Space Program | Honors Native astronauts and engineers |
| 2020 | Elizabeth Peratrovich – Civil Rights | Recognizes Alaska Native civil rights leader |
| 2021 | Native American Military Service | Honors service of Native Americans in the U.S. military |
| 2022 | Ely S. Parker – Treaty of Appomattox | Recognizes the Seneca leader and Civil War figure |
| 2023 | Maria Tallchief – Ballet | Honors the first major Native American prima ballerina |
| 2024 | Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 | Commemorates citizenship granted to Native Americans |
| 2025 | Mary Kawena Pukui | Honors Native Hawaiian scholar and cultural preservationist |
