Thomas D. Rodgers is the designer of the reverse side of the 2000-2008 United States Golden dollar coins, or Sacagawea dollars. Rogers holds an A.A.S. degree with a major in commercial art, and joined the United States Mint in 1991. He is now retired from the mint, and as of 2003 was residing in Long Beach, Washington.[1] His design for the Sacagawea dollar was modified slightly before it went into circulation. He also designed the reverses for four of the State Quarters, including those for Maryland, Massachusetts and South Carolina.[1] Rogers also designed include the reverses of three years of the American Platinum Eagle (including the original reverse, used on non-proof Platinum Eagles of all dates) and the 2000 Library of Congress $10 coin, and designed both sides of several other United States commemorative coins.
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