$10 Indian Gold NGC/PCGS MS65 - Random Date

Buy $10 Indian Gold NGC/PCGS MS65 - Random Date

The Indian Head Gold Eagle coin designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens is one of the truly interesting and most beautiful designs that the U.S. Mint has ever issued. The design ran from 1907 to 1933. Each of these .900 fine gold coins was legal tender with a face value of 10 Dollars and an actual gold weight (AGW) of 0.48375 troy ounce. Best of all, each of these random date coins has been certified MS65 by one of the leading third-party grading services, NGC or PCGS!

The obverse bears an image of Lady Liberty facing left wearing an Indian headdress, designed by the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens before his death in 1907. "LIBERTY" is emblazoned across the headband of the feathered headdress, while the year-date appears at the bottom rim. Thirteen stars run along the top rim. The edge is decorated with stars corresponding to the number of states in the Union at the time the coin was minted.

The reverse design shows a bald eagle proudly standing upon a bundle of arrows intertwined with an olive branch. The mottoes "IN GOD WE TRUST" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" appear to the left and right of the eagle, respectively. The top rim is inscribed with the issuing country "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" while the denomination "TEN DOLLARS" appears at the bottom rim. The coin measures 27 mm across.

The coin you receive (random date between 1907-1933) comes protected in the hard plastic holder of either Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) or Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), the two leading independent grading services. Each holder also has a label that identifies the coin and its grade, while the clear plastic allows you to view the beauty of the coin without worrying about it becoming worn or damaged. Add one of these fantastic $10 Indian Gold NGC/PCGS MS65 coins to your collection today