The 2000-W Sacagawea dollars were previously stored at the Fort Knox Bullion Depository. “Lot 10006 and lot 10007 each sold for an astonishing $550,000 and set new records across several categories,” ...

Dear Mr. Berko: I read your column about the Quaker Oats land certificates and wish I had kept mine. One of the guys at the shop where I work (we all read and discuss your column) seems to remember ...

Ever dumped out your spare change and wondered if any of those dull pennies or worn quarters could actually be worth ...

QUITO, Ecuador — Busy selling fruits and vegetables on a recent weekday, Luzmila Mita dug into her apron and pulled out a fistful of coins embossed with the image of a Native American woman with a ...

The Sacagawea Dollar was inspired by Sacagawea, a young Native American Shoshone Indian. She (and her infant) accompanied explorers Lewis and Clark on their journey westward to the Great Northern ...

WASHINGTON -- Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark find their way to the Pacific Ocean, but she's having trouble finding her own way into the nation's cash registers. The image of the Shoshone Indian, ...

A group of gold commemorative coins that traveled into orbit aboard an infamous NASA space shuttle recently fetched a series of historically high bids at auction. Ever since a collection of Sacagawea ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has recently acquired 17 items from sculptor Glenna Goodacre from her successful commission to design the Sacagawea dollar coin released in 2000.

IDAHO FALLS — When most people envision Sacagawea, they think of her portrait on the golden dollar coin. They’re thinking of a Fort Hall resident. Randy’L Teton, the spokeswoman for the ...

Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. I remember seeing my first Sacagawea dollar. It was summer ...

Polly Cooper, Oneida woman who helped save Washington's army, is honored on $1 coin ...

When most people envision Sacagawea, they think of her portrait on the golden dollar coin. They’re thinking of a Fort Hall resident. Randy’L Teton, the spokeswoman for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, ...