The Seal of the United States Mint.
The Chief Engraver of the United States Mint is the individual in charge of designing coins and engraving dies at the United States Mint. It is an appointed position originally authorized in 1792, but not practiced until 1793. A total of twelve people have held this position.
| Image | Name | Term |
| Robert Scot | 1793-1823 | |
|
William Kneass | 1824-1840 |
|
Christian Gobrecht | 1840-1844 |
|
James Barton Longacre | 1844-1869 |
| William Barber | 1869-1879 | |
|
Charles E. Barber | 1879-1917 |
|
George T. Morgan | 1917-1925 |
| John R. Sinnock | 1925-1947 | |
|
Gilroy Roberts | 1948-1964 |
|
Frank Gasparro | 1965-1981 |
| Elizabeth Jones | 1981-1990 | |
|
John M. Mercanti | 2006-2010 |
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