Flowing Hair Design Medals

Flowing hair design medals capture a distinct chapter in American numismatic history, echoing the artistry and ideals of an emerging nation. These medals are recognized for their elegant depictions of Liberty, rendered with dynamic lines that suggest movement and vitality. Collectors and enthusiasts alike are drawn to flowing hair design medals for their classic motifs and the craftsmanship they represent. Whether displayed as a tribute to early American coinage or admired for their aesthetic appeal, these pieces continue to garner interest from those who appreciate tangible links to the past.

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2024 PCGS MS-69 First Strike 1 oz US 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Silver Medal with Privy Mark - Flowing Hair Label
A finely graded silver medal commemorating the 230th anniversary with a distinctive privy mark and special label.
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2024 1 oz US 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Proof Gold Coin
A stunning proof coin crafted from 1 oz of gold, honoring the 230th anniversary design.
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230 Privy 2024 1 oz US 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Silver Medal with Privy Mark
A commemorative silver medal featuring a special privy mark honoring the 230th anniversary of US coinage.
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1795 PCGS VF-35 US Flowing Hair Half Dollar Silver Coin
A historic silver coin featuring the iconic Flowing Hair design from early American mintage.
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Flowing Hair Design Medals

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Flowing Hair Design Medals are inspired by the original 1794 dollar, the first dollar coin issued by the United States Mint and designed by Robert Scot. The flowing hair motif on Lady Liberty symbolizes freedom and the country’s break from old world traditions, making these medals a tribute to the ideals and artistry of early American coinage.

The 2024 Flowing Hair Medal is notable for being the first in U.S. Mint history to utilize advanced laser engraving techniques, resulting in sharper details and enhanced artistry. Additionally, a limited number of these medals feature a special '230' privy mark, commemorating the Mint’s 230th anniversary.

The '230' privy mark was added to a select number of 2024 Flowing Hair Medals to honor the 230th anniversary of the United States Mint. This unique feature makes these medals especially significant to collectors, highlighting their connection to a major milestone in American numismatic history.

Flowing Hair Design Medals are often appreciated by history enthusiasts, coin collectors, and those who value symbols of American heritage. They can serve as meaningful gifts for occasions like graduations, anniversaries, or national holidays, offering a lasting connection to the nation’s founding values and artistry.

Robert Scot was the first chief engraver of the United States Mint and the original designer of the 1794 Flowing Hair dollar. His vision for Lady Liberty with flowing hair set a precedent for American coinage, and modern Flowing Hair Design Medals pay tribute to his influential work and legacy.