The Revolutionary War era (1775–1783) produced some of the rarest and most valuable coins in American history.
These coins, often minted in secrecy or under extreme conditions, now command staggering prices at auction. Here are four Revolutionary War coins that could be worth a fortune!
1776 Continental Dollar – Worth Over $1 Million One of the most iconic early American coins, the 1776 Continental Dollar is believed to have been struck as a prototype for the first U.S. currency.
Featuring the phrase "E Pluribus Unum" and interlocking rings representing the colonies, this silver or pewter coin has sold for over $1.2 million in top condition.
1783 Nova Constellatio Quint – Over $2 Million This early U.S. pattern coin was created under the guidance of Robert Morris, America’s first Superintendent of Finance.
Featuring a radiant eye design, the 1783 Nova Constellatio Quint is incredibly rare, with only a few known examples. One sold for $2.1 million at auction.
1776 Pewter Fugio Cent – Worth $500,000+ Designed by Benjamin Franklin, the Fugio Cent was one of the first coins to bear the phrase "Mind Your Business", symbolizing economic independence.
1787 Brasher Doubloon – Up to $10 Million Privately minted by goldsmith Ephraim Brasher, this gold coin is one of the most coveted in U.S. history. With only a few surviving examples, an uncirculated 1787 Brasher Doubloon once sold for $9.36 million!
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