The US Gold Dollar was minted from 1849 to 1889. No US Gold Dollars have been issued since 1889. From 1849 to 1854 the head on the coin represented Liberty. From 1855 to 1889, the head on the coin was a representation of an Native American (then called an Indian).
US Dollar coins currently in circulation are neither gold nor silver, but a variety of alloys, some of which look like gold. They include coins representing: * Susan B. Anthony (minted 1979-1981,1999) in a copper-nickel alloy, * Sacagawea (minted 2000-present) in copper with manganese brass cladding, * deceased Presidents of the United States (2007-present) in copper with manganese brass cladding, * Sacagawea , Native American Series, (minted January 2009-present), in copper with manganese brass cladding.
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Sacagawea is placed on the gold dollar
The coin is brass not gold, the names are on the front of the coin.
A lady with a baby on her back is on the front of the gold dollar coins and a lady bending down to the plant is oat coin
Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the US
US President George Washington.