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DRAPED BUST SILVER DOLLARS (1795-1804)
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Auctions DRAPED BUST / PLAIN EAGLE SILVER DOLLARS (1795-1798)
Date |
Mintage for
Circulation |
Mintage of
Proofs |
Notes |
1795 |
42,738 |
0 |
Be
sure to check out the Flowing
Hair type for this date. |
1796 |
72,920 |
0 |
|
1797 |
7,776 |
0 |
The
best major variety has the obverse stars configured 9
on the left, 7 on the right. |
1798 |
see
mintage figure below |
0 |
Two
varieties - one with 15 stars, the other with 13 star
on the obverse. |
1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar,
PCGS graded Proof-58
The Amon Carter Specimen
Image courtesy of Legend
Numismatics
DRAPED BUST / EAGLE AND SHIELD SILVER DOLLARS (1798-1804)
Date |
Mintage
for
Circulation |
Mintage
of
Proofs |
Notes |
1798 |
327,536
|
0
|
|
1799 |
423,515 |
0 |
Numerous
varieties, including 13 or 15 stars on the reverse and
1799/8 overdates. |
1800 |
220,920 |
0 |
Numerous
varieties. |
1801 |
54,454 |
est.
5
|
The
Proofs were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and
are extremely rare. |
1802 |
41,650 |
est.
10 |
The
1802/1 overdate is a popular variety. The Proofs
were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and are
extremely rare. |
1803 |
85,634 |
est.
10 |
The
Proofs were struck sometime between 1834 and 1858 and
are extremely rare. |
1804 |
0
|
est.
15
|
An
extreme rarity! These were all made in 1834 and
subsequent years. Mint reports show a mintage
figure of 19,570, but these are believed to be Dollars
dated 1803. |
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