Description

$10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin (MS62, NGC or PCGS, Random)

The meticulously crafted gold coin preserved in an MS62 condition, the $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin is surely a must have. Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) are third party coin grading services that have graded this coin as MS62. MS62 grade meant the coin would have no wear but numerous marks and hairlines with average or below average strike!

Key Features:

• $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin (MS62, NGC or PCGS, Random)
• Purity: Contains .48375 Troy ounces of .900 fine gold.
• Obverse: It depicts Lady Liberty wearing a full traditional headdress along with 13 stars and year inscribed below the effigy.
• Reverse: It bears the majestic American bald eagle seated on a bundle of arrows coiled by an olive branch surrounded by motto, the country and face value inscribed.
• Face Value: 10 Dollars (USD)
• Legal Tender: Legal tender backed by the US government.
• Dimensions: Diameter of 27 mm and 2.03 mm in thickness.
• Packaging: Each coin comes in a PCGS or NGC encapsulation in an MS62 condition.

The $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin’s obverse features Augustus Saint Gaudens’ Lady Liberty effigy wearing a traditional and native American feather headdress. The headdress includes a headband that is inscribed with, “LIBERTY”. Above the effigy are 13 stars engraved for the 13 colonies of the US. Below the effigy is the year of the issue inscribed that varies between 1907 to 1933.

The reverse side of the coin features yet another artistic brilliance of Augustus Saint Gaudens that depicts the majestic American bald eagle in the center perched on a quiver of arrows that is coiled by an olive branch. On either side of the eagle are the mottos of the US, “IN GOD WE TRUST” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM” that stands for ‘Out of many, One’. The other inscriptions are, “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “TEN DOLLARS.”

The $10 Indian Head Eagle

The $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin bears the denomination of $10 and was set as the measuring unit for its weight counterparts that gave birth to half eagle ($5), quarter eagle ($2.50), and the double eagle ($20). The Indian head eagle was minted in the period of 1907 through 1933. During its release in 1907, the motto “IN GOD WE TRUST” was not utilized, but after facing repercussions in the market, since 1908, all the released beared the motto.

The $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin from the US Mint is a high investment worthy and collectible coin for investors and collectors as well as a gift for a history or coinage enthusiast! Get your gold coin today and explore the other variants of Indian Head Eagle coins!