And, people like to buy them for gifts.Nonetheless, the Mint ended fiscal year 2001 with about 324 million Sacagawea dollar coins in storage, according to a report by the Treasury Department’s ...

The Sacagawea dollar is also one of two coins in circulation that features a woman (the Susan B. Anthony dollar was retired in 2000, though obviously it’s still accepted as payment).

This misprinted 2000-P Sacagawea coin is commonly referred to as a “mule” because of the mismatching of an obverse die and reverse die combined together.

Americans prefer the Statue of Liberty over Sacagawea for the new dollar coin planned for next year, according to a survey conducted for the General Accounting Office. Sixty-five percent of ...

Mary Ellen Withrow and Jan Augenstein will be the presenters for “Tea with the Treasurer: The Story of Sacagawea & Her Coin” on Oct. 16.

The face of the coin featuring a president would change four times a year. The back of the coin would feature the image of the Statute of Liberty.

The Sacagawea dollar is also one of two coins in circulation that features a woman (the Susan B. Anthony dollar was retired in 2000, though obviously it's still accepted as payment).

But the Mint, which spent millions to hype the coin when it made its debut in 2000, hasn’t completely given up on it. It plans to produce about 10 million Sacagawea dollar coins this year to ...

The image of the Shoshone Indian, Sacagawea, is featured on the struggling dollar coin that was launched with great fanfare and a multimillion-dollar advertising blitz just more than two years ago ...