1794 $1 Silver Flowing Hair PCGS XF40

The silver dollar was authorized by the Act of April 2, 1792, that also established the United States Mint and created our nation's coinage. The 1794 dollar is the most important silver dollar ever struck by the U.S. Mint as well as being one of the rarest. The first coin of the denomination and a famous numismatic rarity with a tiny mintage of just 1,758 pieces, with only 130 coins surviving today in all grades. In the most recent edition of 100 Greatest U.S. Coins, the 1794 dollar was crowned the 3rd spot … only falling behind the 1804 Draped Bust silver dollar (#1) and 1849 Liberty Head double eagle (#2.) This attractive XF40 example displays smooth and untroubled surfaces throughout, as well as crisp central devices. With the allure and extreme rarity of the 1794 dollar, this piece would be a cornerstone addition to any cabinet and or collection of United States coinage. PCGS Population: 11; 18 Finer (AU58 condition and above examples would cost the customer and or consumer $1,000,0000.00 +.