Last 9 Sets🪙 1794-1804 Liberty Coin Flowing Hair Silver Dollar【11Pcs Complete Set】

Explore Liberty Flowing Hair Silver Dollars (1794-1804)

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Discover Early American Numismatic Heritage

In 1793, America was in need of her own original coinage. The new Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, pressed for a new national currency to streamline commerce nationally and internationally. Congress listened and the ultimate silver coin was born: the Silver Dollar, showcasing a vibrant depiction of Lady Liberty, her hair flowing free as if caught by the wind. With its iconic design, created by U.S. Mint Engraver Robert Scot and minted at our nation's first mint in Philadelphia, the 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar is the epitome of America the Beautiful. Now that ultra-rare beauty shines once more, reborn in all its original glory with The 1794 Flowing Hair 1 Oz. 99.9% Silver Proof, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange Mint.

Step into the era of America's early coinage with the Liberty Flowing Hair Silver Dollar series, minted from 1794 to 1804. These coins embody the spirit of a young nation forging its identity and independence through its currency.

Historical Significance

The Liberty Flowing Hair Silver Dollars mark the beginning of official silver coinage by the United States Mint. Minted during a pivotal period in American history, each coin symbolizes the ideals of liberty and sovereignty cherished by the newly-formed nation.

History Behind The Coin

This particular coin was the first silver dollar ever minted by the United States government, making it a significant piece of American history.
The design of the coin features a portrait of Lady Liberty on the front, with flowing hair and a ribbon around her head. Meanwhile, an eagle sits on a rock with its wings stretched out on the coin's reverse.

Numismatic Rarity

Due to limited minting technology and historical circumstances, Liberty Flowing Hair Silver Dollars are esteemed for their scarcity and historical significance. Collectors and investors value these coins for their numismatic appeal and as tangible relics of early American history.