1846 Seated Liberty Dollar ($1)

The 1846 Liberty Seated Dollar stands out as an important issue from the mid-19th century. With a mintage of just 110,600 pieces, it represents the burgeoning era of silver dollar production in the United States. Notably, this year saw some circulation and many coins now show wear, making high-quality mid-grade examples desirable for collectors.

This coin, graded VF35 by PCGS, offers a great balance of detail and affordability. The surfaces retain a good amount of design detail, especially in Liberty's gown and the eagle's feathers. It has an honest, uniform wear with a soft gray patina that provides pleasing eye appeal. The fields and devices are free from major marks, and the coin presents itself as a solid, attractive piece for a mid-grade type set.