$10 Indian Head Eagle Coins (1907-1933)

$10 Indian Gold Eagle (Cleaned)
$1,211.99
Quantity | Check/Wire |
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1 - 9 | $1,231.99 |
10 - 24 | $1,221.99 |
25 + | $1,211.99 |

$10 Indian Gold Eagle XF (Random Year)
$1,261.99
Quantity | Check/Wire |
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1 - 9 | $1,281.99 |
10 - 24 | $1,271.99 |
25 + | $1,261.99 |

$10 Indian Gold Eagle AU (Random Year)
$1,311.99
Quantity | Check/Wire |
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1 - 9 | $1,331.99 |
10 - 24 | $1,321.99 |
25 + | $1,311.99 |
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1907 $10 Indian Gold Eagle MS-62 NGC
$1,895.00
$2,195.00

Grade | Mintage | Population |
---|---|---|
MS-62 | 239,406 | 2,559 |

1907 $10 Indian Gold Eagle MS-61 PCGS (St. Gaudens label)
$1,995.00

Grade | Mintage | Population |
---|---|---|
239,406 | 1,097 |

1908 $10 Indian Gold Eagle w/Motto MS-62 PCGS
$1,995.00

Grade | Mintage | Population |
---|---|---|
MS-62 | 341,370 | 2,068 |

1908-D $10 Indian Gold Eagle No Motto AU-58 PCGS
$1,895.00

Grade | Mintage | Population |
---|---|---|
AU-58 | 210,000 | 345 |

1910-S/S $10 Indian Gold Eagle MS-62 NGC (VP-001 LDS)
$5,049.00

Grade | Mintage | Population |
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811,000 | 199 |
$10 Indian Eagles
Ever since their first minting, the denomination and convenient size of the $10 Gold Indian Eagle coins made them an instant success and one of the country's most circulated coins. With their historical significance, many consider these coins to have a higher value than most modern 1/2 oz Gold coins. The $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle is considered one of the most stunning U.S. coins ever made.Design of the $10 Eagle Coins
The obverse of the $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle features Lady Liberty adorned in a full Indian war bonnet with feathers. Thirteen stars ring the top edge of the coin and the date is shown below. The reverse depicts a majestic perched eagle with "United States of America" above and "Ten Dollars" below.$10 Indian Gold Eagle
Pre-1933 $10 Indian Gold Eagles are one of the most desirable coins to collectors and investors. These coins were minted and distributed before President Franklin Roosevelt required Americans to turn in their Gold coins to be melted into bars to help combat the Great Depression. The recall of Gold made these coins that were previously very common, a rare find.Check out what other customers are saying.