were there any later restrikes of that coin?
Yes, by 1850s the mint employees created clandestine copies of the coins.
1804 dollar
During the nineteenth century, Mint employees produced unauthorized copies of medals and coins, sometimes backdated. Although coin restrikes were created openly at the Philadelphia Mint from the 1830s, the practice became clandestine by the end of the 1850s. In the decades after the first 1804 dollars were produced, collec
which country is the 1804 dollar associated with? The United States of America. was it a coin or a note? A dollar coin. what metal was this made up of? Silver. who designed it? John Forsyth. which company minted them? The Mint of the United States. what symbols or pictures were engraved on that object? UNANSWERABLE were there any fake copies created of that piece? Yes, people like James A. Bolen produced copies . what years were those genuine coins produced? In 1830s and later. could you narrate an example of the sale price of these pieces? In 1999, a Class I example sold for $4.14 million, then the highest price paid for any coin.
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1804 dollar [SEP] Later restrikes
During the nineteenth century, Mint employees produced unauthorized copies of medals and coins, sometimes backdated. Although coin restrikes were created openly at the Philadelphia Mint from the 1830s, the practice became clandestine by the end of the 1850s. In the decades after the first 1804 dollars were produced, collectors became aware of their existence and desired to obtain them. Several were struck at the Mint in 1858. Those coins, which became known as "Class II" 1804 dollars, had plain, unlettered edges, as opposed to standard issue Draped Bust dollars and those struck as diplomatic gifts, all of which had edge lettering applied by the Castaing machine.