1/2 oz American Gold Indian Head Eagle Coin (Random Year)

Description

These enduring $10 Indian Gold coins have withstood the test of time, surviving the Gold Reserve Act of 1934 which restricted private Gold ownership. Remaining nearly uncirculated with subtle traces of wear, these Gold coins circulated 80-100 years ago.

Coin Highlights:
Contains .4838 oz of Gold.
Obverse: Lady Liberty adorned with a war bonnet, encircled by 13 stars, with “Liberty” on her headband and the date below.
Reverse: Features a majestic bald eagle with “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and the denomination “TEN DOLLARS.”
Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and minted from 1907-1933.
U.S. Mint issue from Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco.

Dates on random year coins will be chosen by us and may vary, based on stock availability.

A Glimpse into History with Random Year Coins
Minted between 1907 to 1933, each year of this Gold coin series provides a historical lesson. This 26-year period witnessed significant events such as World War I, the Great Depression, U.S. expansion, the establishment of federal income tax, and four presidential changes. Mintage varied year to year due to historical events or Gold supply, making each year a crucial piece of the $10 Indian Gold Eagle. These coins offer lasting value and diversify any Precious Metals portfolio.

Significance Elevated by Legislative Act
Being a Pre-1933 Gold coin holds immense significance. Many of these coins were once owned nationwide. Hundreds of thousands were returned to the Treasury, reducing public Gold ownership. Today, any Gold coin minted before 1933 is highly sought after by investors and collectors. Its popularity also stems from its iconic design, setting a standard for coinage aesthetics. The $10 Indian Gold Eagle is historically and aesthetically pivotal, designed by renowned artist August Saint-Gaudens.

Year:Random
Grade:Almost Unc
Denomination:10 Dollars
Mint Mark:Varies
Metal Content:0.4838 troy oz
Purity:.900
Thickness:2.03 mm
Diameter:27 mm