[Freedom4US]

Well, I haven’t looked up the mintage figures. A few hundred thousand maybe? I didn’t mean to be persnickety, lol.

[DeaconBenjamin2]

No offense taken. The first coinage from the US mint was issued in 1792. The Guidebook of United States Coins (Yeoman, 1997) states that there were some dollar-sized "Continental Currency" coins minted in pewter, brass, and silver. It is not known who manufactured the coins.

No prices are offered for one variety of silver coin (which suggests that none are known), only one price is presented ($95,000 for an example in fine condition) for the other variety of silver coin, which suggests that the copies that are known are all in fine condition. However many were minted, it appears that very few exist today.

By contrast, a 1794 silver dollar (the first issued by the US mint) in fine condition is worth $16,000; there were a total of 1,758 1794 silver dollars minted. There were 160,295 minted in 1795; an example in fine condition was worth $1200-1500.