1795 $10 (1795 Gold Eagle) 13 Leaves, NGC AU53. Early Gold Eagle. This premium quality 1795 Eagle shows sufficient separation in the lines of Liberty’s hair and the folds...More
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1795 $10 (1795 Eagle) 13 Leaves, NGC AU55. Early Eagle. This Early 1795 Eagle has an above average strike that shows strong detail on Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s breast feathers...More
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11795 $10 Gold Eagle 13 Leaves, NGC MS60. Crisp! U.S.'s first Eagle! T-5. B-4B. The largest denomination struck in coin until the mid 19th century was the gold eagle,More
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1796 $10 Gold Eagle NGC AU53. Only variety of the year, with an estimated mintage of just 4,146 coins and no more than 150 coins surviving in all grades......More
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1797 $10 (1797 Eagle) Large Eagle, NGC AU53. This eye-appealing, premium quality early 1797 Eagle shows bright mint luster shimmering within its devices...More
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1797 $10 (1797 Eagle) NGC AU58. This near mint state, early date gold eagle has significant mint luster remaining within the devices on both sides. The obverse has an average strike...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) NGC XF45+. Early Gold Eagle. This exceptional 1799 Eagle has been given a plus designation by NGC, which indicates that the piece is at the high end of grade...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) Large Stars, NGC AU58. Early Gold Eagle. Abundant mint luster gleams from the devices of this early date 1799 Gold Eagle. The surfaces are...More
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1799 Eagle (1799 $10) Small Stars Obverse, BD-6, R-5 Rarity NGC AU58. This lovely 1799 Eagle shows subdued mint luster remaining within the devices...More
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1799 Eagle (1799 $10) NGC MS62. Early Eagle. This mint state Early 1799 Eagle has bright mint luster within its devices. The coin shows no wear, in keeping with the grade...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) NGC MS62. Capped Bust Right, BD-7. This well preserved, very rare, mint state, early 1799 Eagle is fully struck on both sides with all of the detail...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) Large Stars, NGC AU58. This early date 1799 Eagle has a full obverse strike and muted mint luster remaining in protected areas. The centers of the stars...More
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1799 Eagle $10 Large Stars Obverse PCGS MS62. 1799 $10 Large Obverse Stars (BD-10, R-3). One of only two varieties of the 1799 Eagle with large obverse stars...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) Large Stars Obverse, NGC AU53. Early Eagle. This early date, Large Stars 1799 Eagle has an exceptional obverse strike and an above average reverse strike...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) PCGS MS62, Large Stars Obverse, BD-10, R-3. This early date, premium quality, Large Stars on Obverse eagle has an unusually strong strike...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) Small Stars Obverse, BD-2, PCGS AU53. This early date eagle is a Capped Bust Heraldic 1799 Eagle type. Bright mint luster emanates from within its devices...More
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1799 $10 Gold Eagle Small Stars Obverse, PCGS AU55,T-16, R-7, BD-4. 58 look! Old green holder. 8-12 estimated examples. A rare and important offering for the specialist of early...More
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1799 $10 Small Stars Obverse (1799 Eagle Small Stars Obverse) PCGS AU58. BD-2, R5+. This scarce variety of the Small Stars 1799 Eagle has muted mint luster remaining...More
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1799 $10 (1799 Eagle) Small Stars Obverse, PCGS MS62 CAC. Early Eagle Gold Coin. This mint state, early gold 1799 Eagle has an above average strike on both sides of the coin...More
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1799 $10 Gold Eagle PCGS MS62, Small Stars Obverse. T-19, BD-7, R-3 (Irregular Date sub-variety). Gorgeous and choice mint state early gold eagle...More
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1800 Eagle (1800 $10) PCGS AU53. It is lustrous on both sides particularly on the top of Liberty’s hat, the back of her hair, and the upper left stars. On the reverse the luster...More
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1800 $10 (1800 Eagle) PCGS AU58. A fully struck obverse and clean, original surfaces characterize this lovely, 1800 Early Gold Eagle. Significant mint luster remains...More
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1800 $10 Gold Eagle NGC MS61. (BD-1, R-3+) – With approximately two to three hundred 1800 eagles known in all grades, this issue is scarce in circulated condition.More
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1800 $10 Gold Eagle NGC MS62. (BD-1, R-3+) – Certified by NGC in a new holder, this is a wonderful coin that looks better than the grade given to it by NGC...More
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1801 Gold Eagle - 1801 $10 NGC MS61. BD-2, NGC MS61. This early date, Mint State 1801 Gold Eagle has a strong strike and subdued mint luster in protected areas...More
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803 Eagle $10 Small Stars Reverse NGC MS63. BD-3, MS63. A High Grade, Sharply Struck Example Of This Popular Early Type. 1803 $10 Small Stars Reverse.....More
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1804 $10 (1804 Eagle) NGC MS63. T-31, BD-1, R-4+. Here’s one of the key dates to the early 1804 Eagle series and a monumental rarity, 13 Star ReverseMore
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1838 $10 (1838 Eagle) NGC AU50. This first design of a low mintage, two-year type eagle comes in an old NGC holder. Smoldering mint luster remains in protected areas...More
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1838 Eagle (1838 $10) Republic, NGC AU55. Luster shimmers from the devices of this shipwrecked 1838 eagle. There are a few contact marks on Liberty’s face and both fields...More
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1839 Eagle (1839 $10) Type 38 Large Letter, NGC AU58. Mint luster is seen within the devices of this buttery 1839 Gold Eagle. A few abrasion marks on Liberty’s cheek...More
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1839 Lg Let Head of 38 $10 NGC AU58. Important 2-year type. Fresh, bold & lustrous. 1839 $10 Large Letters, Head of 1838. Second and last year of the original Liberty head design.More
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1841 $10 SS Republic (1841 Eagle SS Republic) NGC AU58. This rare shipwrecked 1841 Gold Eagle has considerable amounts of mint luster remaining within its devices...More
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1842 Eagle (1842 $10) Large Date, SS Republic, NGC AU55. 1842 $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, Large Date, SS Republic (blue tag), Eagle. The SS Republic...More
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1843-O Eagle (1843-O $10) Republic, NGC AU55. 1843-O $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, SS Republic (blue tag), Eagle. The SS Republic, formerly named the SS Tennessee...More
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1844-O Eagle (1844-O $10) NGC AU58. From an original mintage of 118,700, this high-end circulated eagle from the New Orleans Mint is one of many gold coins from that Mint...More
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1844-O Eagle $10 NGC AU58. From an original mintage of 118,700, this high-end circulated eagle from the New Orleans Mint is one of many gold coins from that Mint...More
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1846 $10 (1846 Eagle) NGC AU50. Traces of bright mint luster are found within the devices of this 1846 Gold Eagle. Light wear and light abrasion keep this coin...More
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1846 $10 (1846 Eagle) PCGS AU53. Bright mint luster is seen within the devices of this low mintage, rare 1846 Eagle. The strike is above average with most of stars’ centers...More
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1848 Eagle (1848 $10) PCGS AU53. 1846 $10 Liberty Head, No Motto. Pursuing the concept of “Manifest Destiny”, at the time this coin was struck the United States....More
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1846-O Eagle (1846-O $10) NGC AU53. Hints of mint luster peek out from within the devices of this Southern branch mint 1846-O Eagle. The coin shows light abrasion...More
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1846-O $10 (1846-O Eagle) NGC AU55. Unlike many branch mint pre-Civil War coins, this 1846-O Eagle is sharply struck on both sides. On the obverse, the high points...More
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1846/5 Eagle (1846/5 $10) Double O, SS Republic NGC XF45. 1846/5-O (Doubled O) $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, SS Republic (blue tag), Eagle. The SS Republic...More
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1846/5-O Eagle $10 Republic NGC AU55. Ex-SS Republic (blue tag & box). 1846/5-O $10 Ex: SS Republic. Pedigreed to the famous shipwreck of the S.S. Republic...More
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1847 Eagle (1847 $10) NGC MS63 CAC. Mint luster gleams from the devices of this lovely mint state 1847 Eagle. Very light abrasion on both sides keeps this 1847 Eagle...More
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1847 Eagle (1847 $10) SS Republic, NGC AU55. Mint luster fills the devices of this shipwrecked 1847 eagle. The obverse shows numerous abrasion marks and wear...More
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1847 Eagle (1847 $10) NGC AU58. As the first Secretary of Treasury of the United States , Alexander Hamilton had envisioned a monetary standard where gold...More
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1847-O Republic $10 (1847-O Republic Eagle), NGC AU55. This Southern branch mint, shipwrecked 1847-O Eagle comes with the provenance of the ill-fated S.S. Republic...More
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1848 Eagle (1848 $10) SS Republic NGC XF45 CAC. The featured example is an 1848 $10 gold eagle graded XF-45 by NGC and possesses the blue shipwreck label...More
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1848-O Eagle (1848-O $10) NGC AU50. This branch mint eagle has bright luster on Liberty’s hair and profile on the obverse and similar luster on the tops of the eagle’s...More
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1848-O $10 Gold Eagle NGC AU50. 1848-O $10. A scarce issue in AU and rare to extremely rare in higher grades, the 1848-O eagle is a typical issue from the New Orleans Mint.More
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1848-O Eagle (1848-O $10) NGC AU53. This branch mint 1848-O Gold Eagle shows about equal amounts of subdued mint luster within the devices of both sides...More
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1848-O Eagle (1848-O $10) NGC AU55. Lustrous devices are seen on this rare 1848-O New Orleans Eagle. There are a few small contact marks on Liberty’s face and both fields...More
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1849 $10 (1849 Eagle) NGC AU53. Traces of mint luster are found on this early Liberty Coronet eagle. The coin shows abrasion marks on both sides and wear...More
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1849 Eagle (1849 $10) NGC AU55 CAC. 1849 $10 Liberty Head, No Mott. On January 24, 1848 gold was discovered at Captain John A. Sutter’s mill and the course of American....More
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1849 Republic $10 (1849 Republic Eagle) NGC AU58. This shipwrecked 1849 Eagle from the S.S. Republic is a historically significant coin with a famous provenance...More
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1849 $10 (1849 Eagle) SS Republic, NGC Founders. Although ungraded, the provenance and authenticity of this shipwrecked 1849 Eagle are confirmed by NGC...More
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1849 Eagle (1849 $10) SS Republic, Founders Edition #17/50, NGC AU55. This shipwrecked 1849 Eagle shows glowing mint luster within the devices of both sides...More
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1849/8 Eagle (1849/8 $10) NGC MS61 B-6888. The overdated variety of the 1849 eagle, considered by Breen to be very rare. All digits of both dates are visible...More
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1850 Eagle (1850 $10) Small Date, NGC AU55. 1850 $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, Small Date, SS Republic (blue tag), Eagle. The SS Republic, formerly named the SS Tennessee...More
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1851 $10 (1851 Eagle) Republic NGC MS60. This salvaged 1851 Eagle shows an above average strike with sharp lines in Liberty’s hair and most of the stars’ centers...More
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1851-O $10 (1851-O Eagle) NGC AU55 CAC. This Southern branch mint 1851-O Eagle has an above average strike, which is unusual for this date and mint since the coins...More
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1851-O Eagle (1851-O $10) NGC AU58. Mint luster glistens from within the devices of both sides of this 1851-O Eagle coin. A few surface abrasions and light wear...More
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1851-O Eagle (1851-O $10) NGC AU58. This interesting New Orleans eagle has mint luster on Liberty’s hair and beads. On the reverse the top portions of the eagle’s head, the wings...More
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1851-O $10 Republic (1851-O Republic Eagle) NGC AU55. Ex-SS Republic (blue tag). Muted mint luster glistens from within the devices of this shipwrecked...More
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1851-O Eagle SS Republic (1851-O $10) NGC AU55. 1851-0 $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, SS Republic (blue tag). The SS Republic, formerly named the SS Tennessee...More
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1853 Eagle (1853 $10) NGC MS60. This creamy 1853 eagle shows luster within the devices of both sides. A few marks on Liberty’s face and obverse field and a few in the reverse...More
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1853-O Eagle - 1853-O $10 NGC AU55 CAC. Original and clean surfaces with no abrasions worthy of individual mention characterize this Almost Uncirculated Southern...More
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1853/2 Eagle (1853/2 $10) NGC AU55 CAC. This overdate eagle is extremely rare. It is a lovely, lustrous coin with mint luster on the obverse on Liberty’s hair and beads, and on the reverse...More
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1854 $10 Republic (1854 Republic Eagle) NGC AU58. This lovely 1854 Eagle salvaged from the shipwrecked S.S. Republic shows mint luster within the devices...More
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1854-S $10 (1854 Gold Eagle) NGC AU53. This Western branch mint 1854-S Eagle shows bright mint luster in protected areas. Sufficient details in the lines of Liberty’s hair...More
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1854-S $10 (1854-S Eagle) NGC AU55. This lightly circulated, branch mint 1854-S Eagle has an above average strike, particularly so on the reverse with full details...More
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1854-S $10 (1854-S Eagle) NGC AU55. This lightly circulated, branch mint 1854-S Eagle has an above average strike, particularly so on the reverse with full details...More
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1854-S Eagle (1854-S $10) NGC AU55. This eagle is a lovely, lightly circulated example of the design type. The devices are full and sharply struck, especially those on the reverse...More
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1855-O Eagle (1855-O $10) NGC AU53. Mint luster outlines the devices of this pleasant branch mint 1855-O Eagle. Very light surface abrasion and light wear...More
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1856-S $10 (1856-S Eagle) NGC AU58. This neat-looking San Francisco 1856-S Eagle shows a considerable amount of mint luster within its devices...More
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1856-S Eagle SS Republic (1856-S $10 SS Republic) NGC AU55. 1856-S $10 Liberty Head, No Motto, SS Republic (blue tag), Eagle. The SS Republic, formerly named...More
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1857-S $10 Republic (1857-S Republic Eagle) NGC AU53. Ex-SS Republic (blue tag, box & cert). Subdued mint luster is seen within the devices of this shipwrecked...More
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1859-O Eagle (1859-O $10) NGC AU55. The rarest New Orleans 1859-O Eagle, the 1859-O had a mintage of just 2,300 coins. Of this number, an estimated 50 to 60 remain...More
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1860 $10 Republic (1860 Republic Eagle) NGC AU58. Ex-SS Republic (blue tag). Some bright mint luster remains within the devices of this shipwrecked 1860 Gold Eagle...More
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1860-O Gold Eagle NGC AU58 SS Republic. Nicknamed the "ship of gold", the S.S. Republic was one of the major gold finds during the last few decades.More
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1861 $10 (1861 Eagle) NGC AU58. Civil War $10. This Civil War dated 1861 Eagle glistens with subdued mint luster. The coin is full struck and shows the details of the stars...More
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1861 Eagle $10 NGC MS61. While most 1861 gold coins minted in Philadelphia are fairly easily available in uncirculated condition, the ten dollar gold piece...More
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1861 Eagle (1861 $10) $10 NGC AU58. Ex-SS Republic (blue tag). Civil War shipwreck treasure. Generous luster remains on the devices of this gleaming shipwrecked eagle...More
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1862 $10 (1862 Eagle) NGC AU55. This Civil War dated 1862 Gold Eagle shows some mint luster remaining within the devices. The coin shows light abrasion...More
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1862 Eagle (1862 $10) NGC AU55. Scarce & lustrous Civil War Eagle. The pictured coin is an 1862 $10 gold eagle graded AU-55 by NGC. With a mintage of only 10,960 coins...More
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1862 Eagle (1862 $10) NGC AU55 CAC. Civil War Date. 1862 $10 Liberty Head, No Motto. As hopes for a quick resolution faded and the divided nation settled into bloody struggle...More
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1862 Eagle (1862 $10) NGC AU55 CAC. The featured coin, an 1862-S $10 Eagle, was produced at the San Francisco Mint from 1854-1866. This coin is graded AU55 by NGC...More
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1865-S Eagle 865 Inverted 186 - 1865-S $10 865 Inverted 186 PCGS VG08. This Civil War dated, Western branch mint, inverted date eagle is a solid VG8 with all of the letters...More
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1865-S $10 Normal Date (1865-S Eagle), PCGS XF45. Rare Civil War date. Extraordinarily clean surfaces for the grade characterize this buttery, lightly circulated, rare Civil War...More
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1867 Ealge (1867 $10) PCGS PF53 CAC. This buttery 1867 Ealge is a circulated proof, which retains some of its original mint luster. Except for a couple of reverse hits...More
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1870 $10 (1870 Eagle) PCGS AU50. This low mintage 1870 Eagle has an above average strike and subdued mint luster throughout its devices. It comes in an OGH...More
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1873-S $10 (1873-S Eagle) NGC AU50. This Western branch mint 1873-S Eagle has an above average strike and subdued mint luster in its protected areas...More
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1875-CC Eagle (1875-CC $10) PCGS XF45. The featured coin is an 1875-CC $10 gold eagle graded XF-45 by PCGS. This coin exhibits some minor contact marks that do not...More
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1875-CC Eagle (1875-CC $10) PCGS XF45. The featured coin is an 1875-CC $10 gold eagle graded XF-45 by PCGS. This coin exhibits some minor contact marks that do not...More
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1875-CC Eagle (1875-CC $10) NGC XF45. The 1875-CC $10 Eagle is considered one of the keys of the series in any and all grades due to the fact that depositors of gold...More
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1878-CC $10 (1878-CC Eagle) NGC AU55. This rare, Carson City Eagle is tied for third best. Most examples are baggy and softly struck. This piece has an above average...More
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1879-O Gold Eagle, NGC XF45 CAC. From an original mintage of just 1,500 pieces, this coin is one of an estimated 125 coins still in existence in all grades.More
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1879-O Eagle (1879-O $10) NGC AU55. The New Orleans opened in 1879 after an 18 year hiatus (it was closed during the first year of the American Civil War, when the Confederate...More
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1880 Eagle (1880 $10) NGC XF Details. Just a hint of mint luster remains on this “details” graded 1880 Gold Eagle. The “details” designation is a result of an old cleaning...More
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1881-CC Eagle $10 NGC XF45 CAC. Very popular because of their link to the wild-west days of Nevada, this affordable Carson City ten dollar gold piece...More
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1881-CC Eagle (1881-CC $10) PCGS AU50 CAC. 1881-CC $10 Liberty Head, With Motto. Carson City gold coins hold a special place in the hearts of collectors.... More
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1889-S Eagle (1889-S $10) PCGS MS63. This creamy 1889-S Eagle is sharply struck on both sides. Mint luster is prominent within the devices of the obverse...More
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1890-CC $10 (1890-CC Eagle) NGC MS61. Here is a mint state branch mint 1890-CC Gold Eagle. The coin has a full strike that shows all of the details on both sides...More
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1890-CC Eagle - 1890-CC $10 NGC MS63 CAC. This Mint state extremely rare Carson City Eagle is tied for the finest known at NGC. Both sides show significant...More
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1891 Gold Eagle, NGC MS63. One of the later dates in the Liberty eagle series, the 1891 issue from the Philadelphia Mint had a mintage of 91,820 circulation strikes...
1891-CC Eagle (1891-CC $10) NGC AU55. The Mint Act of 1792, passed by the United States Congress on April 2, 1792 , established the United States Mint...More
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1891-CC Eagle (1891-CC $10) PCGS MS61 CAC. 1891-CC $10 Liberty Head. Always in demand, Carson City gold coins hold a special allure with collectors/investors...More
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1891-CC Eagle (1891-CC $10) NGC MS62. Nice strike & lustre. Old holder. This sparkling 1891-CC gold eagle is very lustrous on the obverse through Liberty’s hair and the stars... More
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1892-S $10 (1892-S Eagle) PCGS MS63. This mint state, branch mint 1892-S Eagle shows no wear, as expected for a grading MS63. The milky white marks under Liberty’s chin...More
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1892-S Eagle (1892-S $10) PCGS MS63. This rare, branch mint 1892-S Eagle has a full strike and bright mint luster. The centers of the stars, the highest points of Liberty’s hair...More
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1893-O $10 (1893-O Eagle) Eliasberg, NGC MS62. This mint state, New Orleans Mint 1893-O Eagle comes from the famous Eliasberg collection. It is sharply struck as indicated...More
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1894-S Eagle (1894-S $10) NGC MS61 PL. Finest of 2 Prooflike's in this better date. Bright mint luster highlights the devices of this prooflike 1894-S Eagle...More
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1896 Eagle $10 NGC PF65 Ultra Cameo. Presently offered is one of the finest known Proofs of the 1896 ten dollar gold piece, surviving from a miniscule mintage of just 78 pieces.....More
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1898 $10 (1898 Eagle) NGC PF65 UCAM. This rare, gem proof, type 2 1898 Eagle shows ultra cameo contrast, which consists of satiny devices and deep mirrored fields...More
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1898-S Gold Eagle - 1898-S $10 NGC MS63. This Mint State,Western branch mint 1898-S Eagle is tied for second finest at NGC. This 1898-S Eagle coin shows bright mint...More
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1899 Eagle $10 NGC MS66. 1899 $10 Liberty Head, With Motto, NGC MS66. Here we find a conditional rarity that is the type of offering U.S. Rare Coin Investments...More
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1900-S Eagle (1900-S $10) NGC MS64. The $10 gold Eagle was the largest denomination issued under the Mint Act of 1792, but it would be almost 40 years before most...More
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1905 Eagle (1905 $10) PCGS PF55. It is always interesting to conjecture how a rare proof coin becomes circulated. Perhaps it was spent during depression years...More
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1905 Eagle $10 NGC PF58 CAC. 1905 $10 Liberty Head, With Motto, NGC PF58, CAC. Out of a miniscule mintage of 86 pieces, it is estimated that only 35-40 survive to this day...More
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1907 Eagle Indian (1907 $10 Indian) NGC MS65. Satiny mint luster exudes from the surfaces of this delightful 1907 Eagle. It is the first year of the historic “no motto” variety...More
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1907 $10 Indian (1907 Indian Eagle) NGC MS67. This outstanding Indian 1907 Eagle shimmers with mint luster. The surfaces are virtually pristine, in keeping with the grade...More
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1908-D Eagle Indian (1908-D $10 Indian) NGC MS64. This historic, near gem eagle is the “no motto” variety. The obverse is light yellow gold that darkens closer to the rim...More
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1908-D No Motto $10 (1908-D No Motto Eagle) PCGS MS64. This premium quality, highly lustrous 1908-D Eagle is tied for third finest. The mint luster, which is usually dull on coins...More
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1910-D Eagle (1910-D $10) Indian, NGC MS64+. This satiny eagle shows muted mint luster within the devices. A few tiny marks keep it from a gem grade...More
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1911 Eagle (1911 $10) NGC MS66. Smoldering mint luster glows from within the devices of this lovely 1911 Indian Head Eagle with its beautiful color and original surfaces...More
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1932 Indian $10 (1932 Eagle Indian) NGC MS65. Full cartwheel luster dances off the surfaces of this gem Indian Head 1932 Eagle. The delicate surfaces are original, clean...More
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1932 $10 (1932 Eagle) Indian NGC MS66. This creamy, premium 1932 Eagle is graded MS66 by NGC. The coin, of course, shows no wear and is covered with rich...More
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