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  1. State of Coin Collecting 2026/
  2. Presidential Dollar

Set report · United States · Dollars

Presidential Dollar

Presidential Dollar: Who Owns What

How often each Presidential Dollar coin actually turns up in a collection, measured by how many of the 3,610 collectors of this set have one. Coins are graded from Common to Extremely scarce against the set's most-owned coin — a measure of collecting frequency, not of how many survive.

3,610
collectors of this set
75,055
coins cataloged
126
distinct coins tracked

Hardest to find in real collections

The five least-owned coins of the set — ownership counts are collector-reported.

…and the ones everybody has

Full set: ownership & rarity, coin by coin

Values by grade for each of these live on the Presidential Dollar catalog pages and the full price guide.

CoinMintageCollectors% of set collectorsHow often collected
2007-D George Washington—1,54342.7%Common
2007-D James Madison—1,10830.7%Uncommon
2007-D John Adams—1,23134.1%Uncommon
2007-D Thomas Jefferson—1,16732.3%Uncommon
2007-P George Washington—1,79349.7%Common
2007-P James Madison—1,16332.2%Uncommon
2007-P John Adams—1,33336.9%Uncommon
2007-P Thomas Jefferson—1,27035.2%Uncommon
2007-S George Washington (Proof)—1784.9%Extremely scarce
2007-S James Madison (Proof)—1704.7%Extremely scarce
2007-S John Adams (Proof)—1684.7%Extremely scarce
2007-S Thomas Jefferson (Proof)—1644.5%Extremely scarce
2008-D Andrew Jackson—95726.5%Uncommon
2008-D James Monroe—94726.2%Uncommon
2008-D John Quincy Adams—95126.3%Uncommon
2008-D Martin Van Buren—85823.8%Scarce
2008-P Andrew Jackson—99927.7%Uncommon
2008-P James Monroe—1,05229.1%Uncommon
2008-P John Quincy Adams—95026.3%Uncommon
2008-P Martin Van Buren—96026.6%Uncommon
2008-S Andrew Jackson (Proof)—1373.8%Extremely scarce
2008-S James Monroe (Proof)—1434%Extremely scarce
2008-S John Quincy Adams (Proof)—1413.9%Extremely scarce
2008-S Martin Van Buren (Proof)—1383.8%Extremely scarce
2009-D James K Polk—85523.7%Scarce
2009-D John Tyler—87024.1%Scarce
2009-D William Henry Harrison—93525.9%Uncommon
2009-D Zachary Taylor—82022.7%Scarce
2009-P James K Polk—91125.2%Uncommon
2009-P John Tyler—89024.7%Scarce
2009-P William Henry Harrison—90725.1%Uncommon
2009-P Zachary Taylor—89324.7%Scarce
2009-S James K Polk (Proof)—1564.3%Extremely scarce
2009-S John Tyler (Proof)—1504.2%Extremely scarce
2009-S William Henry Harrison (Proof)—1464%Extremely scarce
2009-S Zachary Taylor (Proof)—1514.2%Extremely scarce
2010-D Abraham Lincoln—93826%Uncommon
2010-D Franklin Pierce—81422.5%Scarce
2010-D James Buchanan—82422.8%Scarce
2010-D Millard Fillmore—81922.7%Scarce
2010-P Abraham Lincoln—97427%Uncommon
2010-P Franklin Pierce—87724.3%Scarce
2010-P James Buchanan—84623.4%Scarce
2010-P Millard Fillmore—85123.6%Scarce
2010-S Abraham Lincoln (Proof)—1444%Extremely scarce
2010-S Franklin Pierce (Proof)—1213.4%Extremely scarce
2010-S James Buchanan (Proof)—1293.6%Extremely scarce
2010-S Millard Fillmore (Proof)—1283.5%Extremely scarce
2011-D Andrew Johnson—83223%Scarce
2011-D James A Garfield—83723.2%Scarce
2011-D Rutherford B Hayes—85423.7%Scarce
2011-D Ulysses S Grant—81222.5%Scarce
2011-P Andrew Johnson—84123.3%Scarce
2011-P James A Garfield—87224.2%Scarce
2011-P Rutherford B Hayes—83223%Scarce
2011-P Ulysses S Grant—84423.4%Scarce
2011-S Andrew Johnson (Proof)—1143.2%Extremely scarce
2011-S James A Garfield (Proof)—1153.2%Extremely scarce
2011-S Rutherford B Hayes (Proof)—1153.2%Extremely scarce
2011-S Ulysses S Grant (Proof)—1203.3%Extremely scarce
2012-D Benjamin Harrison—42311.7%Very scarce
2012-D Chester A Arthur—44712.4%Very scarce
2012-D Grover Cleveland—44212.2%Very scarce
2012-D Grover Cleveland 2—41111.4%Very scarce
2012-P Benjamin Harrison—48313.4%Scarce
2012-P Chester A Arthur—51614.3%Scarce
2012-P Grover Cleveland—51414.2%Scarce
2012-P Grover Cleveland 2—45712.7%Very scarce
2012-S Benjamin Harrison (Proof)—922.5%Extremely scarce
2012-S Chester A Arthur (Proof)—942.6%Extremely scarce
2012-S Grover Cleveland (Proof)—932.6%Extremely scarce
2012-S Grover Cleveland 2 (Proof)—902.5%Extremely scarce
2013-D Theodore Roosevelt—40311.2%Very scarce
2013-D William Howard Taft—38610.7%Very scarce
2013-D William McKinley—40211.1%Very scarce
2013-D Woodrow Wilson—40511.2%Very scarce
2013-P Theodore Roosevelt—47313.1%Scarce
2013-P William Howard Taft—45712.7%Very scarce
2013-P William McKinley—46212.8%Scarce
2013-P Woodrow Wilson—44012.2%Very scarce
2013-S Theodore Roosevelt (Proof)—982.7%Extremely scarce
2013-S William Howard Taft (Proof)—992.7%Extremely scarce
2013-S William McKinley (Proof)—972.7%Extremely scarce
2013-S Woodrow Wilson (Proof)—912.5%Extremely scarce
2014-D Calvin Coolidge—38810.7%Very scarce
2014-D Franklin D Roosevelt—40911.3%Very scarce
2014-D Herbert Hoover—39010.8%Very scarce
2014-D Warren G Harding—38410.6%Very scarce
2014-P Calvin Coolidge—44312.3%Very scarce
2014-P Franklin D Roosevelt—45212.5%Very scarce
2014-P Herbert Hoover—43712.1%Very scarce
2014-P Warren G Harding—43912.2%Very scarce
2014-S Calvin Coolidge (Proof)—972.7%Extremely scarce
2014-S Franklin D Roosevelt (Proof)—1062.9%Extremely scarce
2014-S Herbert Hoover (Proof)—1012.8%Extremely scarce
2014-S Warren G Harding (Proof)—1012.8%Extremely scarce
2015-D Dwight D Eisenhower—42411.7%Very scarce
2015-D Harry S Truman—40311.2%Very scarce
2015-D John F Kennedy—45312.5%Very scarce
2015-D Lyndon B Johnson—39711%Very scarce
2015-P Dwight D Eisenhower—44112.2%Very scarce
2015-P Harry S Truman—46212.8%Scarce
2015-P John F Kennedy—49113.6%Scarce
2015-P Lyndon B Johnson—44412.3%Very scarce
2015-P Dwight D Eisenhower Reverse (Proof)—561.6%Extremely scarce
2015-P Harry S Truman Reverse (Proof)—641.8%Extremely scarce
2015-P John F Kennedy Reverse (Proof)—511.4%Extremely scarce
2015-P Lyndon B Johnson Reverse (Proof)—421.2%Extremely scarce
2015-S Dwight D Eisenhower (Proof)—1002.8%Extremely scarce
2015-S Harry S Truman (Proof)—962.7%Extremely scarce
2015-S John F Kennedy (Proof)—942.6%Extremely scarce
2015-S Lyndon B Johnson (Proof)—1012.8%Extremely scarce
2016-D Gerald Ford—42711.8%Very scarce
2016-D Richard Nixon—43011.9%Very scarce
2016-D Ronald Reagan—43812.1%Very scarce
2016-P Gerald Ford—44512.3%Very scarce
2016-P Richard Nixon—45612.6%Very scarce
2016-P Ronald Reagan—48013.3%Scarce
2016-P Ronald Reagan Reverse (Proof)—521.4%Extremely scarce
2016-S Gerald Ford (Proof)—932.6%Extremely scarce
2016-S Richard Nixon (Proof)—942.6%Extremely scarce
2016-S Ronald Reagan (Proof)—932.6%Extremely scarce
2020-D George H W Bush—39811%Very scarce
2020-P George H W Bush—38310.6%Very scarce
2020-S George H W Bush (Proof)—371%Extremely scarce
2020-S George H W Bush Reverse (Proof)—40.1%Extremely scarce
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Based on the share of this set's collectors who own each coin — how often it turns up in a collection, not how many survive. Not the Sheldon rarity scale.

About these numbers

Ownership counts come from the same live per-coin counters shown across the LuckyCoin catalog; set-level collector counts come from the annual full-collection scan behind The State of Coin Collecting 2026. Counts are collector-reported and aggregate-only. Scarcity tiers come from 100 × (1 − owners ÷ owners of the set's most-owned coin): Common under 25, Uncommon 25–49, Scarce 50–74, Very scarce 75–89, Extremely scarce 90+. This reflects how often a coin is collected, not its surviving population — it is not the Sheldon rarity scale. CC BY 4.0 with attribution.