1783 - Coins

The Nova Constellatio Patterns are a series of experimental coins created in 1783 in the United States as part of a proposal for a national currency following the Revolutionary War. The five hundred dollar denomination, or Five Hundred Dollars, was one of the high-value pieces produced as part of this series, showcasing designs that emphasized the emerging American identity. These patterns are considered significant in numismatic history, representing early efforts to establish a cohesive monetary system in the newly formed United States. Collectors highly value these coins due to their rarity and historical importance.

New York (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1783 "500" Nova Constellatio Silver, Legend on Obverse	$500 (Five Hundred Dollars)	Nova Constellatio Patterns	1783	New York

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