1 Sakagawae Dollar Sequoia 2017

1 Dollar of Sakagawa (Indian), Sequoia. 2017

The coin is dedicated to Sequoia, the leader of the Cherokee Indian tribe, the inventor of the Cherokee syllabic alphabet and the founder of the Cherokee Phoenix newspaper in the Cherokee language.

Obverse: depicts a portrait of a holding child of Sakagawaia, a girl from the Shoshone tribe who helped the expedition of Lewis and Clark. Above the inscription: Liberty, on the left there is the inscription: In God We Trust, on the right: the year of issue and the mint mark.

Reverse: In the center is a portrait of the leader of the Cherokee tribe - Sequoia. The leader is depicted at the time of writing letters and syllabic alphabet for the Cherokee Indians. On the edge of the coin there is a semicircular inscription: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA in English and in the Cherokee language. In the center there is an inscription in English - Sequoyah.

Edge: Smooth with the inscription (* In God We Trust * E Pluribus Unum * year of coinage and stamp of the mint).

Release Date: 2017