Dollars
UNITED STATES ONE DOLLAR (1794-DATE) The silver dollar was a natural denomination to be adopted by the fledgling United States. The tradition of the so-called “crown” size coin dates from the late 15th century when significant silver finds in Germany and central Europe were struck into talers. The word taler has been translated into many languages where the crown size silver coin has been used. Among these translations are daler, daalder and dollar.
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