money This rare 1794 silver dollar is worth at least $10 million
Worth at least $10 million, ‘the Holy Grail of dollars’ is believed to be one of 1,758 silver dollars minted in October 1794.
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Worth at least $10 million, ‘the Holy Grail of dollars’ is believed to be one of 1,758 silver dollars minted in October 1794.
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