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Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
$10 Liberty Gold Eagle, obverse
U.S. Mint · 1838–1907

$10 Liberty Gold Eagle

The $10 Liberty Eagle, also known as the Coronet Eagle, depicts Liberty wearing a coronet on the obverse and a heraldic eagle with shield on the reverse. Struck for over six decades, it remains a classic example of pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage.

90% Gold 0.4838 oz MS-62
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About This Coin

The Classic Pre-1933 Half-Ounce Gold Coin

The $10 Liberty Eagle, also known as the Coronet Eagle, depicts Liberty wearing a coronet on the obverse and a heraldic eagle with shield on the reverse. Struck for over six decades, it remains a classic example of pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage.

The $10 Eagle anchored U.S. commerce through the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Gilded Age. Certified MS-62 examples deliver nearly half an ounce of pre-1933 American gold along with the numismatic premium of a coin no longer struck for circulation.

Specifications

Coin Details

Designer(s)
Christian Gobrecht
Gross Weight
16.72 g
Composition
90% Gold, 10% Copper
Content
0.4838 oz
Date(s)
1838–1907
Condition
MS-62
IRA Approved
No
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