1802 $1 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS VF25

An iconic early U.S. silver dollar, this 1802 $1 Draped Bust Dollar is a desirable Philadelphia issue from the formative years of American coinage. Struck in .8924 fine silver and bearing the classic Draped Bust portrait paired with the Heraldic Eagle reverse, the 1802 date is widely collected for both its historical significance and its place within the short, high-demand Draped Bust Dollar series. Certified PCGS VF25 (Cert #03277159), this piece offers strong collector appeal in a mid-grade that balances affordability with originality. In Very Fine condition, major design elements remain clearly defined, with Liberty’s portrait and the eagle’s overall details still well outlined for the type. Natural silver-gray toning with lighter highlights is typical of well-preserved early dollars and complements the coin’s early Federal character. Key features and collector highlights: Date and type: 1802 Draped Bust Dollar, Heraldic Eagle reverse Mint: Philadelphia Grade: PCGS VF25 Certification: PCGS Cert #03277159 Metal: Early U.S. silver dollar (.8924 fine silver) Collector value: A cornerstone type coin from America’s early Mint era, sought after by type set builders and date collectors alike Whether you are building a Draped Bust Dollar set, upgrading a U.S. type collection, or acquiring a historically important early silver dollar, this 1802 issue represents a compelling opportunity to own a tangible piece of the nation’s early monetary history.