Presidential Dollar Collection Checklist Date President Qty Date President Qty Date President Qty 2007-P 2011-P 2015-P George Washington Andrew Johnson Harry Truman 2007-D 2011-D 2015-D 2007-P 2011-P 2015-P John Adams Ulysses S. Grant Dwight Eisenhower 2007-D 2011-D 2015-D 2007-P 2011-P 2015-P Thomas Jefferson Rutherford B. Hayes John F. Kennedy 2007-D 2011-D 2015-D 2007-P 2011-P 2015-P James Madison James Garfield Lyndon B. Johnson 2007-D 2011-D 2015-D 2008-P 2012-P 2016-P James Monroe Chester Arthur Richard Nixon 2008-D 2012-D 2016-D 2008-P 2012-P 2016-P John Quincy Adams Grover Cleveland (1st) Gerald Ford 2008-D 2012-D 2016-D 2008-P 2012-P 2016-P Andrew Jackson Benjamin Harrison Ronald Reagan 2008-D 2012-D 2016-D 2008-P 2012-P Martin Van Buren Grover Cleveland (2nd) 2008-D 2012-D 2009-P 2013-P William Harrison William McKinley 2009-D 2013-D See all our collecting 2009-P 2013-P John Tyler Theodore Roosevelt 2009-D 2013-D checklists at: www.iccoin.com/checklists 2009-P 2013-P James Polk William Taft 2009-D 2013-D 2009-P 2013-P Zachary Taylor Woodrow Wilson 2009-D 2013-D International Coins 2010-P 2014-P & Currency Millard Filmore Warren Harding 62 Ridge Street 2010-D 2014-D Montpelier, VT 05602 2010-P 2014-P Franklin Pierce Calvin Coolidge 1-800-451-4463 2010-D 2014-D www.iccoin.com 2010-P 2014-P James Buchanan Herbert Hoover 2010-D 2014-D 2010-P 2014-P Abraham Lincoln Franklin Roosevelt 2010-D 2014-D About Presidential Dollars In 2007 the U.S. Mint introduced the Presidential Dollar Coin series. Originally produced for commerce, these coins are now only minted for collectors. Each year, the Mint honors four new U.S. presidents in the order in which they served our country. The issues all share a common reverse; a stunning engraving of the Statue of Liberty. Edge-incused lettering includes date, mintmark and mottos. In 2009. “In God We Trust” was moved from the edge to the obverse. The series is set to last through 2016, with Ronald Reagan being last in line to be honored. No further presidents will be honored, as the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005 states that in order for a president to be honored, the former president must have been deceased for at least two years before the issue. Ronald Regan’s immediate predecessor, Jimmy Carter, as well as all his successors are not eligible to be featured on a coin, as they were still living on January 1, 2015.

Mintmark Location:

Date, mintmark and mottos are incused on the edge of Presidential dollars. Mintmarks include "P" mint Philadephia and "D" mint Denver BUs and "S" mint San Francisco proof issues.

About Modern U.S. Dollar Coins A wide variety of early U.S. dollar types have been minted since the introduction of American coinage in 1794 including the well-known Morgan and Peace silver dollars. No dollar coins were minted for decades after the end of the Peace series in 1935. In 1971 the Eisenhower dollar reintroduced the big traditional-size coin but was produced for less than a decade. In 1979 the mint introduced the first small dollar coin in honor of famed women’s suffrage advocate Susan B. Anthony. That coin and the more recent Sacagawea and Presidential small dollars did not catch on with the public. Currently Presidential and Sacagawea dollar coins are only issued in limited numbers for collectors.

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