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2015-P Native American Dollar

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$3.95
These 2015-P Native American Dollar coins feature the Mohawk High Iron Workers, the builders of New York City and other skylines in the country from 1886. The obverse design has the familiar portrait of Sacagawea while the reverse design depicts a Mohawk ironworker reaching for an I-beam that is swinging into position, rivets on the left and right side of the border, and a high elevation view of the city skyline in the background. Inscriptions include Mohawk Ironworkers and the required inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and $1. These low mintage coins are in brilliant uncirculated condition.
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2015SACP
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Customer Reviews

32 reviews

  • 3

    Coin good, shipping not so much

    Posted by Anonymous Person on Nov 23rd 2015

    One of the dollars I ordered had the plastic bag hanging out of the mailing envelope. Therefore, when opened the bag protecting the coin was useless. Not a big deal but pretty careless on the shipper's end.

  • 3

    2015-P Native American Dollar

    Posted by Jerald Anderson on Nov 4th 2015

    scratch on face

  • 5

    Nice

    Posted by John Hickey on Aug 15th 2015

    Nice coin at a good price

  • 5

    2015-P Native American Dollar

    Posted by Ronald Sherard on May 22nd 2015

    Received in excellent condition and as promised.

  • 5

    2015 - P Sacagawea

    Posted by Ray Hicks on May 22nd 2015

    Nice coin. No scratches . With the pre purchase program you get your coins ASAP.

  • 4

    2015 P NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLAR

    Posted by Bernard Curneen on May 22nd 2015

    GOOD QUALITY FAST DELIVERY

  • 5

    2015 Native American Dollar coin

    Posted by Carl Lehman on May 22nd 2015

    Received the order promptly and in mint condition. I am very happy with USSQ and will continue to use them to order the coins I wish to purchase. cml

  • 5

    excellent!!

    Posted by chris carlucci on May 17th 2015

    everything came well packaged, fast shipping, coins look great, will buy from again and again

  • 5

    NA Dollar

    Posted by Anonymous Person on Apr 9th 2015

    Great addition to the collection. Short wait time for delivery.

  • 5

    Near PROOF

    Posted by Richard Walko on Apr 9th 2015

    For uncirculated coins, they sure look almost like PROOF. Only going to put them into a book so why spend and arm and leg