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Gold Coin Highlights Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1838 and 1907 Composition: 0.48375 troy ounce of .900 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse The $10 Liberty, also sometimes called the $10 Coronet type, displays a female image......Read More
The $10 Gold Eagle coin was the gold standard of US circulation gold currency for nearly 130 years. Among the first coins ever released from the United States Mint following its founding 1792, the coin went through a variety of designs and variations throughout its history. The longest-running was Liberty. The Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin is available to you online from Provident Metals. Highlights: Coins ship to you inside of prote...Read More
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Gold Coin Highlights Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1838 and 1907 Composition: 0.48375 troy ounce of .900 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse The $10 Liberty, also sometimes dubbed the $10 Coronet type, features a female portrait of Liberty......Read More
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Gold Coin Highlights Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1838 and 1907 Composition: 0.48375 troy ounces of .900 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse The $10 Liberty, also known to numismatists as the $10 Coronet type, displays a female portrait......Read More
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Product Specs Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1907 and 1933 Composition: .4838 troy ounce of .90 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse Taken directly from the monument to General William T. Sherman in New York's Central Park,......Read More
One of the first coins issued by the United States Mint was the Eagle gold coin. This unique domination had a face value in US dollars of $10, but was often referred to by its moniker of Eagle. The series......Read More
The final design on the primary denomination in the US Eagle gold coin series was the Indian Eagle Gold design created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. One of four designs that Saint-Gaudens delivered to the United States Mint in 1907 before his......Read More
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Product Specs Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1907 and 1933 Composition: .4838 troy ounce of .90 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse Taken directly from the monument to General William T. Sherman in New York's Central Park,......Read More
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Product Specs Mint: United States Mint Year of Issue: Randomized between 1907 and 1933 Composition: .4838 troy ounce of .90 fine gold Face Value: $10 USD Obverse Taken directly from the monument to General William T. Sherman in New York's Central Park, the obverse features a profile view of Lady Liberty wearing a Native American feathered war bonnet. President Roosevelt insisted that designer Augustus Saint-Gaudens include this ...Read More
The final design in the $10 US Eagle denomination was one of two from Augustus Saint-Gaudens to feature in the series. Both Liberty designs he created in 1907 were featured on the two largest denominations in the series from 1907 to 1933. Right now, you can buy Pre-33 $10 Indian Eagle Gold Coins online at Provident Metals. Highlights: Arrives with a protective plastic flip! Produced between 1907 and 1933! Contains .4838 Troy oz of a...Read More
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The $10 Gold Eagle was the primary denomination in the US Mint’s Eagle series of gold coins. Produced in a total of four denominations from 1795 to 1933, the Eagle was one of five base units of US currency in the early years of the nation alongside the mill, cent, dime, and dollar. Today, you have the opportunity to buy Pre-33 $10 Indian Gold Eagle coins at Provident Met...Read More
The Gold Eagle coin was the longest-running gold coin in circulation in the United States. This $10 gold coin was released in 1795 and was regularly produced in every year from 1838 to 1933 when the US ended the production of gold coins. Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coins are now available to you for purchase online from Provident Metals. Highlights: Coins arrive ...Read More
The Gold Eagle is a term that has been used to describe American coinage for more than two centuries. The modern bullion coins are referred to as the American Eagle Gold Series to avoid confusion with the previously issued Gold Eagle circulation coins. The centerpiece of the Gold Eagle denominations was the $10 (USD) coin. Right now, you can buy certified Pre-33 $10 Indian...Read More
The standard coin in the US Gold Eagle circulation coin series from the United States Mint is the $10 Gold Eagle. This coin featured just four different designs throughout its history, with the longest-running of those designs being the Liberty Gold Eagle. Right now, Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coins are available to purchase online from Provident Metals. Highlights: ...Read More
Discover the timeless beauty of the $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coin, a beloved piece of American history. Minted for nearly 130 years, this 1901 $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coin showcases the iconic Liberty head design. Now, you can own a piece of this coin’s history with just limited certified coins available. Order yours today at Provident Metals. Highlights: Delivered in a PCGS protective plastic slab! Issued from 1838 to 1907 in the Liber...Read More
The fourth and final design of the US Gold Eagle circulation series was the Indian Gold Eagle. This was one of the two designs of the era created by famed artist-engraver Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Though his Gold Double Eagle design would go down in history as the greatest American coin design, the Indian Gold Eagle design was in circulation at the same time. Today, Pre-33 $...Read More
To find coins minted before World War II in good condition might be challenge. However, due to their rarity, these coins can fetch prices that are far higher than their original face value. These coins replaced the design from Christian Gobrecht. Today, you can purchase the $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coin from Provident Metals in MS64 condition. Highlights: Each coin sh...Read More
The $10 Liberty Eagle coin was one of America’s longest-running coin designs. Its production and circulation crossed from the early 19th century into the first decade of the 20th century. It saw America rise from a fledgling nation clustered on the East Coast to one that engaged in rapid westward expansion, experienced the Mexican-American War, US Civil War, the Spanish-...Read More
The US $10 Eagle Gold Coin was one of the longest-running denominations in American history. First introduced in 1792, it was struck anew each year from 1838 to 1933 with no interruptions in coining and had previously been available from 1792 to 1804. Existing specimens with a certification make up a small number of the coins still available to modern investors and collect...Read More
The Indian Eagle was the final of four designs to feature on the $10 Gold Eagle from the United States Mint. Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1907, it featured on the $10 Eagle from that time until 1933 when the US abandoned the gold standard and ended the coining of all gold coins for circulation. Provident Metals currently has Pre-33 $10 Indian Eagle Gold Coins avai...Read More
The $10 Gold Eagle circulation coin from the United States Mint was struck regularly from 1795 to 1916. Following World War I, the US Mint irregularly issued each of the denominations in the US Eagle Series. For the Indian Eagle Gold Coin design series introduced in 1907, the only date mark issued by the Philadelphia Mint in the 1920s was the 1926 ...Read More
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The US Eagle Gold Coins issued by the United States Mint starting in 1795 represented the earliest gold coins ever issued by the US. Struck through most of its history with 90% gold content and 10% copper, the coins were available in denominations known as the Eagle, Half Eagle, Quarter Eagle, and Double Eagle, with each denomination based on the $10 face value of the Eagl...Read More
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The $10 Eagle was a gold coin produced by the US Mint since the late 1700s. These coins boasted a high level of purity as well as multiple iconic designs that make them a popular choice for collectors and investors to this day. Learn all about these well-known coins that we offer here at Provident Metals.
Eagles were introduced by the United States Mint in 1795 and were in circulation until 1933 when all gold coinage was halted. $10 Eagle Gold Coins were authorized by the Coinage Act of 1792. The eagle was the largest of the main base units of denomination along with the mill, cent, dime, and dollar. The eagle also served as the basis for the quarter eagle, half eagle, and double eagle.
The first $10 Eagle Gold Coins featured what is commonly known as the Turban Head design on the obverse. These coins featured a right-profile portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap with her hair wrapped around it, making it look like a turban. These coins were produced from 1795 to 1804.
Among the most popular designs in all American Gold coinage is the Pre-33 $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coin. These coins were designed by Christian Gobrecht, the third Chief Engraver of the United States Mint.
These coins featuring Gobrecht’s design were used from 1838-1907. Notably, the Coinage Act of 1837 required all gold coinage to contain 90% of actual gold content. Thus, every Pre-33 $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coin contains 90% gold content with the remaining 10% being made up of a silver and copper alloy mixture.
President Theodore Roosevelt wanted new, more artistic designs on US coins starting in 1904. Thus, the president reached out to his friend, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, to help. The new designs were under incredible delays as Saint-Gaudens was undergoing major health concerns, that ultimately took his life in 1907 before the coins were ever released.
Another delay was caused by the design being in high relief. As such, Charles E. Barber, Chief Engraver at the time, modified the design to a lower relief, allowing for just one strike to produce the design. Saint-Gaudens completed the designs for this eagle as well as the double eagle before his death.
These coins were issued from 1907 to 1933. However, they were irregularly issued from 1916-1933.
Gold coinage was stopped in 1933. However, as part of the United States commemorative coins program, the US Mint has issued several commemorative eagle coins throughout the years. Multiple coins have been issued over the years to celebrate momentous occasions or anniversaries such as the 1984 Summer Olympics Eagle Gold Coin or the 2003 Eagle Gold Coin to celebrate the Wright brothers’ first flight. These commemorative coins have allowed the eagle to have a long-lasting legacy past 1933.
We have a wide array of $10 Gold Eagles at Provident Metals. For any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Our customer service team is available at 1-800-313-3315. Alternatively, we can also be reached through email or our online chat feature.
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