$10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS62 PCGS (1838-1907) - Random Year Coin Grade

$10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS62 PCGS (1838-1907) - Random Year Coin GradeCertified Pre 1933 U. S. Gold with 19th Century Heritage The $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle, struck by the United States Mint from 1838 to 1907, is a cornerstone of American numismatic history. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, this classic coin features a regal portrait of Lady Liberty on the obverse and a powerful heraldic eagle on the reverse, embodying the growth and spirit of the 19th century United States. This listing offers a random year example of

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Legal Tender – $10 face value

Comes in the original mint packaging

as well as weight and purity and a micro-engraved maple leaf privy mark showing the number 14 when magnified

Random Date – Date is selected at the time of order based on available inventory

Statehood Quarter Series:

Coins which may be found in these lots include: Pre-1965 Roosevelt Dimes (minted 1946-1964)Mercury Dimes (minted 1916-1945)Barber Dimes (minted 1892-1916)Pre-1965 Washington Quarters (minted 1932-1964)Standing Liberty Quarters (minted 1916-1930)Barber Quarters (minted 1892-1916)Pre-1965 JFK Half Dollars (minted 1964)Franklin Half Dollars (minted 1948-1963)Walking Liberty Half Dollars (minted 1916-1947)Barber Half Dollars (minted 1892-1915)Peace Dollars (minted 1921-1964)Morgan Dollars (minted 1878-1921) Not all coins are present in all lots

Morgan’s design makes the Morgan Dollar highly desirable to collectors and investors alike

High-grade Carson City Silver Dollar

1968 US MINT SET

Reverse: Repeating kangaroo design—an iconic symbol of Australia