Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coin

The Susan B. Anthony dollar, minted from 1979 to 1981, honors the prominent women's rights advocate.

It was the first circulating U.S. coin to feature a real woman instead of an allegorical figure.

The coin's obverse portrays Susan B. Anthony's profile, designed by artist Joe Fitzgerald.

 Despite its historical significance, it was not widely embraced by the public.

Many mistook it for a quarter due to its similar size and color.

Production was halted in 1981 but resumed briefly in 1999 for collector sets.

Today, it remains a fascinating piece of American numismatic history.

The Susan B. Anthony dollar symbolizes the ongoing struggle for gender equality.