Early Dollars (1794-1804) Dollars Coins: US Coins & Paper Money
Some of the most prized coins for collectors are the US early dollars, minted from 1794 to 1804. Early dollars are the first dollar coins minted in the United States. All silver dollars minted in 1804 actually bear the date 1803 because of an error, and 1804 was actually the last year early dollars were minted in the US.Discount & Bargain
When the US decided to give Asian rulers a gift in 1834, they minted a dollar bearing that last year of dollar coin production, 1804, not knowing that all 1804 coins actually said 1803! Only about 15 early dollars bearing the date 1804 are thought to exist, making the 1804 dollar one of the most valuable and rare coins the entire world over. But all United States early dollars are very valuable because they were the first silver dollars minted in the US, the very first having been minted on October 15, 1794.
With the number of early dollar auctions presented here with great pride, you're sure to find your choice of Flowing Hair and regular and reverse Draped Bust designed early dollars. These auctions offer hundreds of large lots, small sets and individual early dollars to enhance the collections of experienced numismatics and budding coin collectors alike. With hundreds and hundreds of US dollar auctions for you to choose from, you'll find the best selection online for United States early dollars, along with surprising value, to get your collection off the ground or enhance one you've built up for years.
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