MS63 $10 LIBERTY GOLD EAGLE

General Overview
• The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle was the longest-running design in the U.S. Eagle series, produced from 1838 to 1907.
• Crafted by Christian Gobrecht, the Liberty Head design was featured on the $10, $5, and $2.50 denominations, with the $10 enjoying the most extended production span.
• This specific listing includes the final 1907 release, struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a declared mintage of 1,203,899.
• Offered in Mint State 63 (MS63) condition, these coins are certified and housed in protective grading slabs.

Coin Highlights
• Contains .48375 Troy oz of .900 fine gold.
• Bears a $10 USD face value backed by the U.S. government.
• Final issue of the Liberty Head $10 Gold Eagle series.
• Struck in 1907 at the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark).
• Graded MS63 by PCGS or NGC.
• Ships in protective plastic grading slabs.
• Type II variety includes national motto “In God We Trust.”

Design Details
Obverse:
• Features Lady Liberty in left-profile relief, wearing a coronet crown inscribed with “Liberty.”
• Surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies, with the mintage year “1907” below her bust.
• Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the 3rd Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint.
Reverse:
• Showcases the heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest, arrows in one talon, and an olive branch in the other.
• A banner above the eagle includes the national motto “In God We Trust,” signifying its Type II designation.
• Inscriptions include “United States of America” and “Ten D.”

Specifications
• Year: 1907
• Grade: MS63
• Grade Service: PCGS or NGC
• Mint Mark: Not Shown (Philadelphia Mint)
• Purity: .900
• Manufacturer: U.S. Mint
• Thickness: 2.03 mm
• Diameter: 27 mm
• Condition: Uncirculated (Mint State 63)
• Face Value: $10 USD
• Issuing Country: United States
• Obverse Designer: Christian Gobrecht
• Edge Design: Reeded
• Series: $10 Liberty Eagle
• CoA (Certificate of Authenticity): No
• Packaging Type: Plastic Grading Slab
• Metal Weight: .4838 Troy Ounce