The rarest Type One gold dollar from the Dahlonega Mint. The 1854-D has the lowest mintage of any Dahlonega Type One gold dollar. All specimens have large, raised die striations on the reverse left of the mintmark.
Type One gold dollar The Liberty Head design gold dollar struck from 1849 until mid-1854 in Philadelphia and for the full year in Dahlonega and San Francisco.
The Liberty Head Gold Dollar (also known as the Type One Gold Dollar) was minted from 1849 to 1854. When the U.S. Congress passed an Act in 1792 authorizing the first American Mint, the Gold Dollar was not even considered or included.
the small size of these coins, many collectors have a tough time determining the difference between an MS65 and an MS66 and the former is about half the price of the latter. At the present time, you can find a really nice MS65 Type One gold dollar ...
 See also: Dollar, One Gold Dollar, Gold dollar, Gold, Type One
  
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