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America’s First Dollar, Turned 230. Robert Scot, the Mint’s chief engraver from 1793 until his death in 1823, designed the 1794 Flowing Hair dollar, the first dollar coin the U.S. Mint struck. For its 230th anniversary the Mint put his design on a one-ounce, .999 fine silver medal, struck at Philadelphia with no mint mark. The medal went on sale October 15, 2024, limited to 75,000. Only 1,794 carried a 230 privy mark; this one’s PCGS label names no privy. PCGS has graded 5,241 at MS70, none finer (PCGS population, read October 21, 2026). PCGS cert 58446398. Verify grade at PCGS.com.
America’s First Dollar, Turned 230. Robert Scot, the Mint’s chief engraver from 1793 until his death in 1823, designed the 1794 Flowing Hair dollar, the first dollar coin the U.S. Mint struck. For its 230th anniversary the Mint put his design on a one-ounce, .999 fine silver medal, struck at Philadelphia with no mint mark. The medal went on sale October 15, 2024, limited to 75,000. Only 1,794 carried a 230 privy mark; this one’s PCGS label names no privy. PCGS has graded 5,241 at MS70, none finer (PCGS population, read October 21, 2026). PCGS cert 58446398. Verify grade at PCGS.com.
