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1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61
US $30,474
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2026-06-09
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1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61
PCGS # 6878
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS61
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1799
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On NONE
1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61
1799 $1
SKU: 35990734
The 1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar is one of the most desirable early U.S. silver issues, representing the formative years of the Philadelphia Mint and America’s first generation of large silver dollars. Struck in 1799, this classic “Draped Bust” design is widely collected for its artistry, historic significance, and enduring status as a cornerstone type coin.
Offered here is a 1799 Draped Bust Dollar certified PCGS MS61, an impressive Mint State example for a coin of this era. In hand, collectors can expect the bold presence typical of early federal dollars, with original silver luster and attractive natural toning often seen on well-preserved survivors from the late 18th century.
Key features and collector highlights:
Coin: 1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar
Mint: Philadelphia
Grade: PCGS MS61 (Mint State)
Rarity insight: PCGS Population 17 in MS61, with only 59 graded higher
Historical and numismatic appeal:
A true early American silver dollar struck during the nation’s first decade under the U.S. Constitution
The Draped Bust motif is an essential type for collectors building a U.S. type set or an early dollar collection
Mint State survivors from 1799 are especially sought after due to the heavy circulation most examples endured over more than two centuries
Collector value proposition:
With a low certified population in this grade and a limited number of finer examples, this 1799 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61 offers a compelling combination of historical importance, condition rarity, and long-term collector demand. It is an exceptional opportunity for advanced numismatists, yet also an iconic “bucket list” early U.S. coin for the motivated new collector looking to own a tangible piece of America’s earliest monetary history.
PCGS # 6878
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS61
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1799
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On NONE
1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61
1799 $1
SKU: 35990734
The 1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar is one of the most desirable early U.S. silver issues, representing the formative years of the Philadelphia Mint and America’s first generation of large silver dollars. Struck in 1799, this classic “Draped Bust” design is widely collected for its artistry, historic significance, and enduring status as a cornerstone type coin.
Offered here is a 1799 Draped Bust Dollar certified PCGS MS61, an impressive Mint State example for a coin of this era. In hand, collectors can expect the bold presence typical of early federal dollars, with original silver luster and attractive natural toning often seen on well-preserved survivors from the late 18th century.
Key features and collector highlights:
Coin: 1799 $1 Draped Bust Dollar
Mint: Philadelphia
Grade: PCGS MS61 (Mint State)
Rarity insight: PCGS Population 17 in MS61, with only 59 graded higher
Historical and numismatic appeal:
A true early American silver dollar struck during the nation’s first decade under the U.S. Constitution
The Draped Bust motif is an essential type for collectors building a U.S. type set or an early dollar collection
Mint State survivors from 1799 are especially sought after due to the heavy circulation most examples endured over more than two centuries
Collector value proposition:
With a low certified population in this grade and a limited number of finer examples, this 1799 Draped Bust Dollar PCGS MS61 offers a compelling combination of historical importance, condition rarity, and long-term collector demand. It is an exceptional opportunity for advanced numismatists, yet also an iconic “bucket list” early U.S. coin for the motivated new collector looking to own a tangible piece of America’s earliest monetary history.
