2015-P Native American Dollar – Mohawk Ironworkers : A Collector’s Guide.

The 2015-P Native American Dollar is part of the ongoing Native American $1 Coin Program, which honors the contributions of Native Americans to U.S. history.  

Obverse: Features the Sacagawea portrait, originally designed by Glenna Goodacre, used on all Native American dollar coins since 2000. 

The "P" mintmark signifies that the coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint. It was also minted in Denver and San Francisco, with different finishes. 

The Philadelphia Mint produced approximately 2.8 million coins for collector sets, making it relatively low-mintage compared to circulating coins. 

No major varieties are known, but collectors seek coins with strong strikes and full details, especially in the skyline and ironworkers' figures. 

Appeals to both Native American history enthusiasts and dollar coin collectors 

Available from coin dealers, U.S. Mint sets, and online auctions 

Coins in original Mint packaging (proof sets, rolls, and bags) hold additional collector appeal 

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