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FLOWING HAIR SILVER DOLLARS (1794-1795) FLOWING HAIR SILVER DOLLARS (1794-1795) PCGS No:   Mintage:   Circulation strikes:   Proofs:   Designer: Robert Scot Diameter: ±39-40 millimeters Metal content: Silver - 90% Copper - 10% Weight: ±416 grains (±27.0 grams) Edge: Lettered - HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT (various ornaments between words) Mintmark: None (all dates of this type were struck at Philadelphia) Notes: The Flowing Hair design appeared on the first United States Silver Dollars in 1794, but only lasted until sometime in 1795, when it was replaced with the Draped Bust design. The 1794 Silver Dollar is a rare coin, represented by approximately 150-200 survivors. The 1795 Silver Dollar is much more common, but the demand from type collectors keeps the prices high. Available dates/mintmarks: DATE MINTAGE FOR CIRCULATION MINTAGE OF PROOFS 1794 1,758 0 1795 est. 160, 295 0 1795 - Silver Plug     << BACK Have a question? Contact us here Have a friend who might be interested? Inform them about us now! Your E-mail: Your Name: Friend's E-mail: Friend's Name: Send to a Friend