The 1994 U.S. Capitol Commemorative Silver Dollar was issued to honor the 200th anniversary of the first session of Congress held in the U.S. Capitol building, celebrating both the structure itself and the institution it represents. Struck in 90% silver, the obverse features an elegant rendition of the Capitol’s distinctive dome surrounded by commemorative inscriptions, while the reverse depicts the original Capitol building as it appeared in 1800—linking America’s legislative beginnings to its modern identity. The proof version, minted in San Francisco, had a mintage of 279,579. With its sharp proof finish, historical significance, and architectural beauty, this coin is a standout among early modern commemoratives. This example includes the complete U.S. Mint presentation box, outer packaging, and Certificate of Authenticity—making it a perfect addition for collectors seeking a fully original and historically meaningful set.