It's not gold and not minted in 1789. If your coin has a picture of George Washington on the front and the Statue of Liberty on the back, it's a modern brass $1 coin and is part of the new Presidential series. 1789 is the last year Washington served as President. The minting date is 2007 and is incused on the coin's edge. Hundreds of millions were minted so they're just worth $1.
The first US Dollar coin was struck in 1794
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The US did not make a gold dollar in 1894. They stopped production of the gold $1 coin in 1889.
There was no fifty dollar US gold coin produced in 1940.
based on US dollar value gold rate depends . If our rupee value decreases when compare to US dollarvalue , Gold rate increases. Indirectly gold rate depends on US dollar value in my expectation
The value of the US dollar is not based on gold. However at today's gold prices, one dollar will buy about 0.011 pennyweights of gold.
The US didn't issue $1 coins in 1789 so you most likely have a modern Presidential Dollar. The dates on the front are the years that George Washington served as president. The minting date (2007) is on the coin's edge. If that fits the coin you have, it's made of brass rather than gold and is only worth face value - $1.
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It's not gold and not minted in 1789. It's a modern brass $1 coin and is part of the new Presidential series. 1789 is the last year Washington served as President. The minting date is 2007 and is incused on the coin's edge. Hundreds of millions were minted so they're just worth $1.
No such thing.
The US mint was not in operation in 1717.Furthermore, there was no United States in 1717.