2024-(P) Silver 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Medal: A Modern Tribute to a Classic
Well, pull up a chair and let me tell you 'bout a mighty fine piece of numismatic history — the 2024-(P) Silver 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Medal. It’s a modern commemorative that sure does honor the legacy of the Flowing Hair design, and it’s got that perfect, pristine shine folks dream of.
The Legacy Behind the Flowing Hair Design
This medal pays homage to the Flowing Hair style, one of the earliest and most iconic designs in U.S. coinage history. The original Flowing Hair coins date back to the 1790s, representing Lady Liberty with her hair blowing freely in the wind — a symbol of freedom and new beginnings for our young nation.
Now, this 230th Anniversary Medal is striking a chord with collectors by combining that historic design with modern craftsmanship. Ain’t nothing quite like holdin' a piece that bridges centuries right in the palm of your hand.
Coin Specifications & Features
- Face Value: $1, fully backed by the U.S. Government
- Metal Content: 0.7734 Troy Ounce of .900 Fine Silver
- Weight: 26.73 grams
- Mint Mark: Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark on coin)
- Edge: Reeded for that classic feel and look
The obverse is a beautiful rendition of Liberty’s profile, while the reverse highlights a proud bald eagle clutching olive branches and arrows, symbols of peace and readiness. It’s a timeless look that really captures the spirit of America.
Connection to the Morgan Silver Dollar
While this medal celebrates the Flowing Hair design, it nods respectfully to the Morgan Silver Dollar — one of the most beloved coins in American numismatics. Designed by George T. Morgan and minted from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921, the Morgan Dollar remains a collector favorite to this day.
Both coins share that spirit of artistry and history, with the Morgan Dollar’s Liberty profile and eagle design becoming iconic symbols of silver coinage in the U.S.
Certified Perfection
This 2024-(P) Silver Flowing Hair Medal comes certified with an MS70 grade — that’s the highest quality you can get for a coin or medal, meanin’ it’s in flawless, mint state condition. For collectors lookin’ to add a top-tier piece to their collection, this medal is as fine as a summer sunset down here in Dixie County.