1795 Flowing Hair Dollar ($1) 2 Leaves

The 1795 Flowing Hair dollar represents the second and only readily collectible year of America's first silver dollar design, making it a cornerstone of early federal coinage. Only produced in 1794 and 1795, these coins marked the beginning of regular silver dollar production at the fledgling U.S. Mint.

This PCGS VF30 example had outstanding eye appeal with smooth, problem-free surfaces and attractive medium gray color throughout. The wear is perfectly even and appropriate for the grade, with Liberty's hair details remaining well-defined and the reverse eagle showing nice clarity in the feathers and wreath. No significant marks or distractions are visible, making this a solid choice for type collectors seeking an affordable example of America's first silver dollar design.