Description
The PCGS MS61 grade is well suited to this 1795 Flowing Hair $1, 3 Leaves, which is described with notably clean surfaces. The Flowing Hair dollar is the first United States silver dollar type and remains a benchmark for early federal silver. Attribution specialists will note Flowing Hair, 3 Leaves. Mint State preservation is central to its appeal, particularly because marks, strike softness, or impaired luster can quickly limit comparable coins. It is best appreciated as a carefully preserved representative of a demanding and historically resonant issue.