1800 Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle Silver Dollar $1, PCGS

1800 Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle Silver Dollar $1, PCGS VF 35 - Ideal for the Grade

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This coin is graded by PCGS and you will receive the pictured coin. You are Buying a 1800 Draped Bust Silver Dollar, Heraldic Eagle, B-12, BB-184, R.3 graded VF-35 by PCGS. Moderate silver-gray toning reveals faint blue and gold overtones over attractive surfaces that show only scattered, tiny marks from time spent in circulation. Well-centered with prominent, broad rims (especially on the obverse), this sharply struck early dollar is ideal for the VF grade with plentiful eye appeal and originality. This piece is a splendid and desirable example and is an excellent coin to add to your collection.

Coin Features:

PCGS Graded VF-35
B-12, BB-184
Known as a Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle Dollar
Obverse: Bust of Liberty Facing Right with Flowing Hair and a Ribbon
Reverse: Large Forward Facing Heraldic Eagle with Stars above Bearing Arrows and an Olive Branch

Draped Bust (1795-1804) - Heraldic Eagle (1798-1804) The Draped Bust Dollar featured two reverse designs. The early small eagle was not a popular motif and Robert Scot replaced his earlier design with the bolder Heraldic Eagle. These were produced by the early mint for circulation until 1803 when silver dollar production ceased until 1836. In 1804, less than ten coins were originally struck with just a few restrike examples known to exist. This famed 1804 Dollar is perhaps the most prodigious U.S. numismatic rarity. As such, the other Heraldic Eagle dollar examples are one of the most sought after issues for dollar enthusiasts and type collectors alike.

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