The value of a 1795 dollar coin can range significantly depending on its type and condition.
Here’s a summary of the value range for different types of 1795 US Dollar Coins:
- Average condition (circulated): Between $3,000 and $70,000, according to the [NGC Price Guide].
- Mint State (MS) condition: Between $60,000 to $1.08 million.
- Flowing Hair, 2 Leaves Variety: Value range is generally $2,300 – $806,500.
- Flowing Hair, 3 Leaves Variety: Value range is generally $2,750 – $1,080,000.
- Flowing Hair, Silver Plug Variety: The Value range is generally $3,750 – $864,000. However, one specific variety, the 1795 $1 Flowing Hair, Silver Plug, 3 Leaves, B-19, BB-19 MS, is listed at a value range of $90,000 – $90,000.
- Average condition (circulated): Between $2,000 and $50,000, according to the [NGC Price Guide].
- Mint State (MS) condition: As much as $850,000.
Note: The value of any coin can fluctuate based on market demand, condition, rarity, and other factors. Professional grading is recommended for accurate valuation. You can find resources on how to get coins professionally appraised from the [Enoch Pratt Free Library] and the American Numismatic Association.
How to tell if 1795 silver dollar is real?
From my experience, First it must weigh as close as possible to 26.96 grams. It should also be 39mm in diameter. It should not stick to a magnet. If the coin passes these tests, you probably have a genuine coin worth up to $5000.
How much is a 1795 gold coin worth?
Thanks for asking. 1795 13 LEAVES $10 Gold Eagle Value
According to the NGC Price Guide, as of July 2025, a $10 Gold Eagle from 1795 in circulated condition is worth between $22500 and $140000.
How to tell if a $1 coin is valuable?
Thanks for asking. U.S. dollar coins worth money are hard to identify at a glance. Their value lies in where they were minted, their historical significance, mintage, precious metal content, whether they are error coins, and their condition.