Sacagawea Dollar (2000-2019)

Sacagawea Dollar (2000-2019)	Year	Mint
2000-P (Philadelphia): Initial Sacagawea dollar, often featuring the “Cheerios Finish” or “Wounded Eagle” varieties.	2000	P
2000-D (Denver): First year of Sacagawea dollars from the Denver Mint.	2000	D
2000-S (San Francisco): Proof version.	2000	S
2001-P, 2001-D, 2001-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars with the same reverse as the 2000 coins.	2001	P
	2001	D
	2001	S
2002-P, 2002-D, 2002-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2002	P
	2002	D
	2002	S
2003-P, 2003-D, 2003-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2003	P
	2003	D
	2003	S
2004-P, 2004-D, 2004-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2004	P
	2004	D
	2004	S
2005-P, 2005-D, 2005-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2005	P
	2005	D
	2005	S
2006-P, 2006-D, 2006-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2006	P
	2006	D
	2006	S
2007-P, 2007-D, 2007-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2007	P
	2007	D
	2007	S
2008-P, 2008-D, 2008-S: Standard Sacagawea dollars.	2008	P
	2008	D
	2008	S
Native American Dollar Program (2009-Present):
2009-P, 2009-D, 2009-S: “Three Sisters” (reverse by Norman Nemeth).	2009	P
	2009	D
	2009	S
2010-P, 2010-D, 2010-S: “Great Law of Peace”.	2010	P
	2010	D
	2010	S
2011-P, 2011-D, 2011-S: “Wampanoag Treaty”.	2011	P
	2011	D
	2011	S
2012-P, 2012-D, 2012-S: “Trade Routes of the 17th Century”.	2012	P
	2012	D
	2012	S
2013-P, 2013-D, 2013-S: “Treaty with the Delawares”.	2013	P
	2013	D
	2013	S
2014-P, 2014-D, 2014-S: “Native Hospitality”.	2014	P
	2014	D
	2014	S
2015-P, 2015-D, 2015-S: “Mohawk Ironworkers”.	2015	P
	2015	D
	2015	S
2016-P, 2016-D, 2016-S: “Code Talkers”.	2016	P
	2016	D
	2016	S
2017-P, 2017-D, 2017-S: “Sequoyah”.	2017	P
	2017	D
	2017	S
2018-P, 2018-D, 2018-S: “Jim Thorpe” (reverse by Michael Gaudioso).	2018	P
	2018	D
	2018	S
2019-P, 2019-D, 2019-S: “American Indians in Space”.	2019	P
	2019	D
	2019	S