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Various sources have listed the rarest coins in the world, and the 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar often takes the top spot. Sharing the reputation with other nine coins, the complete list is as ...

It was then sold to the Legend Numismatics for staggering $4,150,000 in 2005. The 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar, which is counted to only 150 to 200 in circulation, remains one of the most wanted coins for ...

Highlighted examples include the 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar and the 1787 Brasher Doubloon, with prices reaching up to $12 million. Other notable mentions are the 1343 Edward III Florin ...

A 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar, sold at auction “raw” as Gem Brilliant Uncirculated by Stack’s in 1995, upon being closely examined by experts at CAC Grading is certified as Mint State 67.

Minted between 1794 and 1795, the Flowing Hair Dollar is a true piece of American history. Only around 150-200 of these coins remain, and their value can soar into the millions. One such coin was ...

The fledgling U.S. Mint struck the 1794 “Flowing Hair” silver dollar to test its new dies and coining press during the presidency of George Washington. Nearly 220 years later, it commanded $ ...

The original 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar symbolized the birth of a new chapter in American history and the global economy. Designed by Mint Chief Engraver Robert Scot under the guidance of Mint ...

the 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair High Relief Gold Coin pays homage to the Flowing Hair dollar coin, issued on October 15, 1794, by the Federal government as America's first dollar coin. Under the ...

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The medal pays homage to the Flowing Hair dollar coin, the first dollar coin issued by the U.S. Federal government on October 15, 1794. Mintage is limited to 75,000 medals. As part of the release, the ...

The medal pays homage to the Flowing Hair dollar coin, the first dollar coin issued by the U.S. Federal government on October 15, 1794. Mintage is limited to 75,000 medals. As part of the release ...