1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime LM-3 H10C NGC VG10

A first-year treasure of early U.S. silver, this 1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime (H10C) from the Philadelphia Mint is certified NGC VG10 and attributed to the Logan–McCloskey LM-3 die marriage. As one of the earliest federal silver issues designed by Robert Scot, the 1794 half dime showcases Liberty’s flowing hair on the obverse and the iconic Small Eagle within a wreath on the reverse—an essential type for serious collectors and an irresistible entry point for anyone building a historic U.S. type set. With a reported mintage of just 13,400 for the date, survivors are scarce, especially with certified variety attribution. In VG10, the coin offers bold outlines, a fully readable date and legends, and well-defined major devices—exactly the balance of originality and affordability collectors seek for early type and die-marriage sets. Key highlights: 1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime (H10C) — first-year issue of the type Philadelphia Mint (no mintmark), Small Eagle reverse LM-3 die marriage, recognized in the Logan–McCloskey reference NGC certified VG10, a desirable and collectible circulated grade NGC Census (LM-3): Population 1, with 0 higher Historically important early federal silver; ideal for type, date, and variety specialists Why this coin: Cornerstone of early U.S. numismatics with strong demand across type and variety collectors Attractive, evenly circulated example that retains clear design elements Certified LM-3 attribution enhances desirability and long-term collectability Add a foundational piece of American coinage history to your collection with this scarce 1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime LM-3 H10C NGC VG10—an exceptional blend of rarity, provenance, and enduring appeal.