1802/1 $1 Overdate Draped Bust Dollar PCGS XF45 (CAC)

A prized early U.S. silver rarity, this 1802/1 Draped Bust Dollar Overdate pairs historic intrigue with strong collector demand. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the formative years of American coinage, the famous overdate shows the “1” beneath the “2” in the date, a tangible reminder of early minting practices and die reuse in the young Republic. “Key Highlights” Coin: 1802/1 $1 Draped Bust Dollar Overdate Mint: Philadelphia Composition: Silver Certification: PCGS XF45 CAC: Approved PCGS Cert #: 47657194 PCGS Population (all grades): 47 PCGS Population higher: 84 “Collector Appeal & Historical Significance” The 1802/1 overdate is one of the most talked-about varieties in the Draped Bust Dollar series, sought after for both its visual diagnostics and its place in early American numismatic history. Collectors value this issue as a distinctive die-variety dollar from an era when each surviving example represents a meaningful connection to the nation’s earliest years. “Condition & Eye Appeal” Graded XF45, this coin offers the desirable balance many serious collectors pursue: clear detail with honest circulation character. Expect pleasing, original silver-gray toning with warmer champagne highlights in protected areas, adding depth and contrast to the design while reinforcing an attractive, natural appearance. “Why This Coin Belongs in a Collection” The overdate feature adds immediate variety interest beyond a standard date set CAC approval underscores quality and solid eye appeal for the grade A scarce early-dollar issue with limited certified availability and enduring market strength An excellent choice for a Draped Bust Dollar variety set, a type collection featuring early U.S. silver, or any collector seeking a historically important overdate with strong third-party verification and premium-quality approval.