1802 Proof Draped Bust Dollar
Draped Bust Dollar · 1795-1804
- Year / Mint 1802 · Philadelphia (no mint mark)
- Denomination $1
- Designer Robert Scot
- Mintage 1,802
- Melt Value ~$50.62
Schedule of Prices
| Grade | Ask | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| PF-60 | — | pending |
| PF-62 | — | pending |
| PF-63 | — | pending |
| PF-64 | — | pending |
| PF-65 | — | pending |
| PF-66 | — | pending |
| PF-67 | — | pending |
| PF-68 | — | pending |
| PF-69 | — | pending |
| PF-70 | — | pending |
See Also
Die Varieties
No die varieties recorded yet for this date.
Specifications
- Series Draped Bust Dollar (1795-1804)
- Denomination $1
- Designer Robert Scot
- Composition 89.24% silver
- Metal content 0.7735 oz fine silver — about $51 at metal (melt) value as of 2026-09-10 metals.dev
- Weight 26.96 g
- Diameter 39.5 mm
- Edge Lettered
- Mintage 1,802
- Mint mark None (Philadelphia)
History
Proof striking. Proofs were struck for collectors and sold separately from circulating coinage; this is a distinct coin from the 1802 Draped Bust Dollar. Mintage from the source: "It's fairly certain that the 1802 proof dollars were coined at the Philadelphia Mint during the mid-1870s for sale to favored collectors.".
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