1798 Draped Bust Dollar Pointed 9, 4 Vertical Lines BB-123
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About This Coin
Robert Scot’s Draped Bust silver dollar represents the dawn of United States federal coinage, capturing the classical aspirations of the young republic. By 1798, the design had matured into a symbol of national identity, circulating both at home and abroad to establish American mercantile independence.
This specimen represents the Pointed 9, 4 Vertical Lines variety, cataloged as BB-123. Finding a genuine, original early dollar in Extremely Fine condition is a challenge, as the vast majority of these large silver pieces saw heavy use in commerce. Graded PCGS XF45 and bearing a green CAC sticker, this coin retains the strong structural details and honest character that define the grade.
It is an exemplary survivor of the Federalist era, offering the kind of unhurried, historical presence that anchors a serious cabinet of early American silver.
