
In 1993, the United States Mint issued a special two-coin proof set to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights. The set included a silver dollar and a half dollar, both struck in proof quality. The obverse of the silver dollar featured a portrait of James Madison, often considered the "Father of the Bill of Rights," while the reverse depicted an image of an American eagle holding a quill pen with the words "Bill of Rights" inscribed above. The half dollar feat