Flowing Hair dollar
The Flowing Hair dollar is one of the first silver coins minted by the United States, produced in 1794 and 1795. It features a portrait of Liberty with flowing hair on the obverse side, symbolizing freedom and independence. The reverse side displays an eagle, representing strength and unity.
This coin is significant in American numismatic history, as it marked the beginning of the U.S. dollar as a standard currency. The Flowing Hair dollar is highly sought after by collectors, with some examples fetching millions at auction due to their rarity and historical importance.