2000-P Sacagawea NGC MS67 $29.75   2000-P Sacagawea PCGS MS66 $19.75   2000-P Sacagawea PCGS MS67 $24.75   2000-S Sacagawea PCGS PR68DCAM $25.00   2000-S Sacagawea PCGS PR69 DCAM $19.75   2000-S Sacagawea PCGS PR70 DCAM $806.00   2001-S Sacagawea PCGS PR69 DCAM $72.75   2002-S Sacagawea PCGS PR69 DCAM $29.75   2003-S Sacagawea PCGS PR69 DCAM $18.75   2005-P Sacagawea NGC MS69 SMS $63.75   2005-P Sacagawea PCGS MS68 SF $16.95   2005-S Sacagawea NGC PF69 $16.25   2005-S Sacagawea PCGS PR69 DCAM $19.75   2005-S Sacagawea PCGS PR70 DCAM $249.00   2007-D Sacagawea PCGS MS68 SF $21.95   2007-P Sacagawea PCGS MS68 SF $21.95   2007-S Sacagawea PCGS PR70 DCAM $325.00

Certified Sacagawea Dollars

The Sacagawea dollar, along with the Presidential Dollar series, is one of the two current United States dollar coins. This coin was first minted by the United States Mint in 2000 and depicts the Shoshone woman Sacagawea, a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, carrying her son Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. Artist Glenna Goodacre used a 22-year-old Shoshone woman named Randy'L He-dow Teton as the model for the young Sacagawea. The 2000-2008 reverse side was designed by Thomas D. Rogers.

Originally, since there was no known portrait of Sacagawea, the committee that chose Sacagawea for the coin specified the figure as Liberty depicted as a Native American woman inspired by Sacagawea. This also helped sell the coin to committee members that preferred the traditional Liberty of older U.S. coins, especially since the Indian Head cent had also depicted Liberty as a Native American. However, the Liberty part of the concept faded during the design competition, as the most suitable designs (including Goodacre's winning design) focused on the story of Sacagawea.