1794 H10C FR02 PCGS CAC

POP 1 and the single lowest graded 1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime is a rare and historically significant coin, being the first year this denomination was minted by the newly established United States Mint. With a mintage of only 7,756 pieces and survival estimate of just 550 coins across all grades, this specific coin, distinguished by its deep russet coloring on both the obverse and reverse, and is the lowest graded example at PCGS, NGC, CACG and CAC for the entire 1794 H10C issue, represented by the LM-4 (R.4) variety. Notably, this exact coin sold in 2019 as a non-CAC for $2,640 02/19 HA. This coin is an exceptional find for collectors of early American numismatics, and any low-ball set.

PCGS Cert Verification #12146429