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2026 Best of the US Mint 1804 Silver Dollar Gold Coin & Silver Medal Set PCGS SP/MS 70 FS (250th Ann.)
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2026 Best of the US Mint 1804 Silver Dollar Gold Coin & Silver Medal Set PCGS SP/MS 70 FS (250th Ann.)
Celebrate one of the greatest legends in American numismatics with the 2026 Best of the US Mint 1804 Silver Dollar Gold Coin & Silver Medal Set PCGS SP/MS 70 FS (250th Ann.). Issued as the fourth release in the U.S. Mint’s Best of the Mint Series, this remarkable two-piece set reimagines the celebrated 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar, famously known as the “King of American Coins.” The set pairs a 24-karat high-relief gold coin struck at West Point with a companion silver medal produced in Philadelphia. Both pieces have earned perfect PCGS 70 grades and qualify for the collectible First Strike designation, creating a premium certified presentation for America’s historic 250th anniversary.
The gold coin revives the classic Draped Bust Liberty imagery associated with the 1804 Dollar. Liberty appears with flowing hair tied by a ribbon, surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies. Modern high-relief production gives the historic artwork additional depth and dimension while preserving the character of the original design
For the 2026 anniversary, the U.S. Mint incorporated a special Liberty Bell privy mark containing the numeral “250.” This Semiquincentennial element distinguishes the modern tribute from its historic inspiration and permanently connects the release to the nation’s 1776–2026 anniversary.
Accompanying the gold coin is a specially produced silver medal, allowing collectors to experience the celebrated 1804 Dollar design through a second precious metal and format. Together, the two pieces bridge early American numismatic artistry with contemporary U.S. Mint craftsmanship.
Set Specifications:
- Graded as SP / MS 70 First Strike by PCGS
- Limited mintage of 15,000
- Fourth release of the Best of the Mint series
- Includes a 24-karat 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar Gold Coin (.9999 fine gold) and Silver Medal (.999 pure silver)
- Produced by the US Mint facilities in West Point (gold) and Philadelphia (silver)
- Securely encased in PCGS holders with 250 Anniversary label
- Gold Coin Design: Features Liberty facing right, with flowing hair tied by a ribbon and draped fabric across her bust. Surrounding Liberty are thirteen stars representing the original American colonies and a special Liberty Bell “250” privy mark. Reverse: displays the heraldic eagle, a powerful symbol of the young nation. The eagle carries a shield on its chest and holds arrows and an olive branch in its talons, representing both strength and peace.
- Silver Medal Design: Obverse: Depicts an eagle in flight soaring over a rendition of the Earth encircled by swirling cloud formations. In the background, a rising sun casts brilliant rays to symbolize the dawn of a new age. Reverse: Features a modern portrait of Liberty with long, flowing hair. The inscription "LIBERTY" across the top border, flanked by seven five-pointed stars on the left and six on the right. The year "2026" is inscribed at the bottom.
Why Add This Set to Your Collection?
- Legendary 1804 Dollar Heritage: Pays tribute to the celebrated “King of American Coins.”
- 24-Karat Gold & Silver Pairing: Combines two precious metals in one coordinated U.S. Mint release.
- 250th Anniversary Significance: Created specifically for America’s once-in-a-generation Semiquincentennial.
- First Strike Pedigree: Adds a sought-after certification attribute associated with the opening release period.
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Bullion Exchanges carries a wide selection of U.S. coins, modern commemorative releases, gold coins, silver medals, and 250th Anniversary collectibles. We strive to offer competitive online pricing alongside secure shipping and knowledgeable customer service. For collectors building the complete Best of the Mint Series or seeking a premium keepsake from 1776–2026, this set captures an extraordinary intersection of U.S. coin history and modern Mint craftsmanship.
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