GREATEST USA COINS: 1794 Flowing Hair silver Dollar 5$ Niue 2026
 
Is the 6th issue from the Greatest USA Coins series, also included:
2025 - 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
2025 - 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar
2026 - 1787 Fugio Cent
2026 - 1913 Liberty head nickel
2026 - 1849 Liberty Head Double Eagle
2026 - 1794 Flowing Hair silver Dollar
2026 - 1894-S Barber Dime
 
SPECIAL FEATURES:
10 coins series
Hand made selective Antique Finish
Serial number engraved
Fine silver 999. 
Extremely low mintage!
 
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the history and artistry of American coinage.
Art Mint proudly presents the new and revolutionary series “Greatest United States Coins” — one of the most anticipated numismatic releases of the year.

Each coin in this exclusive collection celebrates the most iconic and historically significant designs ever struck in the United States — symbols of freedom, innovation, and the spirit of a nation.
Struck in 2 oz of pure .999 silver, each masterpiece is limited to only 500 pieces worldwide and features a sophisticated combination of Proof, Gold Plated, and Antique finishes, achieved through a pioneering technique never before used in numismatics.

This cutting-edge technology gives every coin a natural patina and depth that brings history to life like never before — merging timeless artistry with 21st-century craftsmanship.

More than a collection, Greatest United States Coins is a tribute to the passion of collectors and to the enduring legacy of American numismatic excellence.
 
About the 1794 Flowing Hair silver Dollar 
The 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar is widely regarded as the most important coin in American numismatic history. As the first silver dollar ever issued by the United States Mint, it represents the birth of the nation’s monetary system and stands as a tangible symbol of America’s emergence as an independent republic. Designed by Chief Engraver Robert Scot, the coin features a youthful portrait of Liberty with flowing hair on the obverse, embodying the ideals of freedom and independence that defined the young nation. The reverse depicts a small eagle surrounded by a wreath, reflecting the earliest artistic expression of the newly established United States. The Coinage Act of 1792 authorized the creation of a national coinage system, and after years of preparation, the first silver dollars were struck in Philadelphia in October 1794. Historical records indicate that only 1,758 pieces were minted, many of which entered circulation and were subsequently lost, melted, or heavily worn. Today, surviving examples are among the most prized treasures in American numismatics.
 
Many experts believe that the finest known specimen may have been among the very first silver dollars struck and possibly presented to government officials or foreign dignitaries as examples of the new nation’s coinage. In 2013, this extraordinary specimen was sold at auction for over USD 10 million, setting a world record at the time for the most expensive coin ever sold and reinforcing its legendary status among collectors. More than a rare coin, the 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar represents the foundation of the United States Mint and the beginning of American coinage. It is a powerful historical artifact that connects collectors directly to the earliest days of the Republic and remains one of the most celebrated and iconic coins ever produced.