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1 dollar – United States

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Non-circulating coins

Commemoration: Honoring Innovation in California

Series: American Innovation Coin Program

United States

Context

Face Value: 1 dollar

Year: 2026

Issuer: United States

Period:

Federal republic

(since 1776)

Currency:

Dollar

(since 1785)

Material

Diameter: 26.49 mm

Weight: 8.1 g

Thickness: 2 mm

Shape: Round

Composition: Copper (Brass-clad Copper)

Magnetic: No

Technique: Milled

Alignment: Coin alignment

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REVERSE ↓

References

Numista: #553988

Wikipedia: American Innovation dollars

Value

Exchange value: 1 USD = $1.00

Obverse

Description:

The Statue of Liberty in profile. Its design features a stylized gear privy mark for industry and innovation. In 2026, this mark included a Liberty Bell inscribed "250" for the nation's semiquincentennial.

Inscription:

$1

IN GOD

WE TRUST

Script: Latin

Engraver: Phebe Hemphill

Designer: Justin Kunz

Reverse

Description:

A young Steve Jobs sits before Northern California’s oak-covered hills, his reflective expression mirroring how this landscape inspired him to make technology as intuitive as nature.

Inscription:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ·

STEVE JOBS ·

CALIFORNIA ·

MAKE SOMETHING WONDERFUL ·

Script: Latin

Engraver: Phebe Hemphill

Designer: Elana Hagler