Coin Highlights Maker: United States Mint (Philadelphia “P”) Date: 2026-P Catalog: Native American $1 Coin Program (2009–Date) Metal: Manganese-brass clad (overall: balance copper, plus 6% zinc, 3.5% manganese, 2% nickel) Grade: Uncirculated (circulating finish) Diameter/Edge: 26.49 mm; lettered edge Obverse: Sacagawea with infant Jean-Baptiste; inscriptions include “LIBERTY” and “IN GOD WE TRUST” Reverse: Polly Cooper holding a basket as she shares the Oneidas’ gift of corn with General Washington Type: Native American $1 Dollar (2026 theme: Oneida Allies at Valley Forge) Historical Note The reverse design commemorates the Oneida Tribe’s support of the Continental Army at Valley Forge, symbolized by Polly Cooper’s aid and the sharing of corn—representing generosity, courage, and sacrifice during the American Revolutionary War. The reverse design credits include AIP artist Beth Zaiken and Medallic Artist Craig Campbell. Collectibility Since 2011, Native American $1 coins have been struck in circulating quality primarily as collectibles—yet they remain legal tender. Philadelphia and Denver issues are popular as P/D date sets, and many collectors pursue rolls and bags for fresh examples.
