This 1798 $1 B-27 BB-113 Early Dollar has been certified and graded by PCGS as MS61. PCGS’s encapsulation protects the coins MS61 Condition. The Draped Bust Silver Dollar stands as one of the most iconic and historically significant coins in early American numismatics. Struck between 1795 and 1803, with restrikes dated 1804 produced into the 1850s, this classic silver dollar replaced the Flowing Hair design and reflects the growing aspirations of a young nation. Early silver dollars like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in collectible grades, making this a prized addition to any serious collection. Coin Specifications: Face Value of $1, backed by the U.S. Government Metal Content: Silver Obverse: Bust of Liberty Reverse: Showcases a powerful heraldic eagle, representing national pride and strength Edge Type: Reeded Mint/Mint Mark: Philadelphia Mint (No Mint Mark) Mass: 26.96 grams Diameter: 39–40 mm Brand: U.S. Mint   *Images are of actual coin you will receive. View PCGS Certificate