MS64 $10 INDIAN GOLD EAGLE

General Overview
• The $10 Indian Gold Eagle was minted from 1907 to 1933 and stands as the final gold Indian Head coin produced by the U.S. Mint.
• Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this bold design marked a significant departure from earlier American gold coinage.
• Each coin in this listing is certified Mint State 64 (MS64) by either PCGS or NGC and is housed in a protective plastic slab to preserve its above-average condition.

Coin Highlights
• Mintage: U.S. Mint (1908–1933)
• Contains: .4838 Troy Ounces of .900 fine gold
• Condition: Uncirculated – Graded MS64
• Face Value: $10 (USD)
• Packaging: Ships in PCGS or NGC plastic grading slabs
• Design: Liberty in feathered headdress on obverse; perched bald eagle on reverse
• Security: U.S. government-issued legal tender with third-party grading certification

Design Details
Obverse:
• Features Lady Liberty wearing a Native American war bonnet, a striking and modern interpretation by Augustus Saint-Gaudens
• Considered revolutionary for its era, combining elements of American identity and cultural tribute
• Includes thirteen stars arched above her head and the mintage year beneath
Reverse:
• Depicts a bald eagle perched on an olive branch and arrows, symbolizing peace and readiness
• Raised design with inscriptions: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and “TEN DOLLARS”
• A dynamic, proud representation of American strength and sovereignty

Specifications
• Year: Random (1908–1933)
• Grade: MS64
• Grade Service: PCGS or NGC
• Mint Mark: Varies
• Purity: .900
• Manufacturer: U.S. Mint
• Denomination: $10 (USD)
• Condition: Uncirculated
• Edge Design: Reeded
• Series: $10 Indian Eagle
• CoA: No
• Packaging Type: PCGS or NGC Plastic Slab
• Package Dimensions: 3.4 x 2.4 x 0.4 inches
• Metal Weight: .4838 Troy Ounce
• Face Value: $10 (USD)
• Issuing Country: United States