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EAGLES

Gold Eagles were minted from 1795 to 1804, and then from 1838 to 1933. The gold eagles began with a plump Liberty wearing a large cap, called Capped Bust to Right, and, for the first three years, a scrawny eagle holding a wreath in its mouth. Later in the third year, the reverse was changed to a mistaken heraldic eagle. The 1838 gold eagles corrected the heraldry errors and remained without major modification until 1907. They used the familiar Coronet or Liberty Head design and showed the denomination, TEN D. The later years, from 1866 on, added a motto on a ribbon above the eagle with the inscription IN GOD WE TRUST. The final design of the gold eagles was the so called Indian Head. The first issue 1907-08 had no motto. IN GOD WE TRUST was added to the 1908 coin and continued thereafter.

The design showed a female Caucasian Liberty wearing a stylized Native American headdress. The reverse portrayed a standing eagle taken from the ancient Greek or Roman tradition. On this coin the denomination was written out as TEN DOLLARS. Aside from the Coronet, With Motto Gold Eagle, which had a proof mintage of 2,327, proof gold eagles are rare if they exist at all. No proofs are reported in the “Red Book,” A Guide Book of United States Coins until 1859. The Indian Head had none of regular issue for the first type, No Motto, and only 768 for the second.

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Coin ID
Type
Date
Svc
Grade
Price
Images
 Coin Description
Gold Eagles
RC3586001
$10
NGC
MS61
P.O.R
1803 Eagle, Small Stars Reverse - 1803 $10 Small Stars Reverse, NGC MS61...More >>>
RC3170
$10
NGC
XF45
$13,200
1839 Type of 1840 Eagle NGC XF45. Scarce & exceedingly underrated! 1st year of type.More >>>
RC3172
$10
NGC
AU53
$1,450
1847-O Eagle NGC AU53 - 1847-O $10 NGC AU53. Crusty PQ.More >>>
RC7371010
$10
NGC
F12 CAC
$1,975
1849-O Eagle - 1849-O $10 NGC F12 CAC. This Southern branch mint circulated 1849-O Eagle shows wear in keeping with the grade, which is verified by the CAC sticker...More >>>
RC3161
$10
NGC
AU55
$7,100
1849-O Eagle - 1849-O $10 NGC AU55. The 4th-rarest O-mint $10.More >>>
RC3891005
$10
NGC
AU53 CAC
$3,000
1854-O Eagle - 1854-O $10 Large Date, NGC AU53 CAC. This pleasing, lustrous, Large Date 1854-O Eagle is the scarcer variety between the Large and Small Dates...More >>>
RC3169
$10
NGC
AU53
$2,350
1854-S Eagle NGC AU53 - 1854-S $10 NGC AU53. 1st year at the San Francisco mint!More >>>
RC3162
$10
NGC
AU53
$6,425
1855-O Eagle - 1855-O $10 NGC AU53. Scarce No Motto O-mint $10! More >>>
RC3351007
$10
NGC
AU53
$2,750
1858-O Eagle NGC AU53 - 1858-O $5 NGC AU53. This very pleasant, Choice About Uncirculated, Southern branch mint 1858-O Eagle has traces of subdued mint luster within its devices...More >>>
RC3435006
$10
NGC
AU53
$4,350
1860-O Eagle - 1860-O $10 NGC AU53. This historic, Southern branch mint 1860-O Eagle has original and clean surfaces. Like most examples of this date and mint, only some...More >>>
RC3163
$10
NGC
AU55
$12,900
1866-S Eagle With Motto - 1866-S $10 With Motto, NGC AU55. No Unc's graded!More >>>
RC3174
$10
PCGS
PF55
$19,000
1867 Eagle - 1867 $10 PCGS PF55. Exceedingly rare, especially in this price point. Only 8 graded! Mtg 50More >>>
RC3194
$10
NGC
AU55
$3,350
1868 Eagle NGC AU55 - 1868 $10 NGC AU55. Fresh & crusty, with original dirt & subtle, attractive rose-pink hue. Only 2 Uncs.More >>>
RC3165
$10
NGC
XF45
$3,475
1871-S Eagle - 1871-S $10 NGC XF45. Scarce in XF & above (no Unc's graded).More >>>
RC70001
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,375
1879 $10 (1879 Eagle) NGC MS61. Brilliant and uncirculated, this scarce ten dollar gold piece had an original mintage of 384,740. While high compared to the mintages...More >>>
RC3476114
$10
PCGS
MS61
$1,400
1879-S Eagle - 1879-S $10 PCGS MS61. This sharp looking, Western branch mint, Mint State, Type 2 eagle has bright mint luster in protected areas of both sides. The coin shows no wear...More >>>
RC3168
$10
PCGS
MS62
$2,575
1879-S Eagle - 1879-S $10 PCGS MS62. Sharp PQ. Condition scarcity. Only 9 finer.More >>>
RC3166
$10
PCGS
MS64
$4,250
1880 Eagle - 1880 $10 PCGS MS64. Condition rarity - only 2 finer!More >>>
RC3509320
$10
PCGS
MS63
$3,550
1880-S Eagle PCGS MS63 - 1880-S $10 PCGS MS63. This Choice Mint State, Western branch mint 1880-S Eagle has original, clean surfaces for the grade. It is tied for second finest...More >>>
RC73019
$10
NGC
MS61
$975
1881 Gold Eagle NGC MS61. From an original mintage of 3,877,220 pieces struck for general circulationMore >>>
RC79294009
$10
NGC
MS61
$975
1881 $10 (1881 Gold Eagle) NGC MS61. This mint state gold eagle shimmers with bright mint luster. The coin has surface abrasion marks and scrapes, which keep...More >>>
RC76327
$10
PCGS
AU50 CAC
P.O.R
1881-CC Eagle (1881-CC $10) PCGS AU50 CAC. Remnants of mint luster are seen within the devices of this branch mint 1881-CC Eagle. Surface abrasion and light wear...More >>>
RC79004
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1881-S $10 NGC MS61. A San Francisco $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most western Mint this year...More >>>
RC78011
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1881-S $10 NGC MS61. A San Francisco $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most western Mint this year...More >>>
RC73009
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1882 $10 NGC MS61. A $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most western Mint this year...More >>>
RC3372011
$10
NGC
MS63
$2,675
1885 Eagle NGC MS63 - 1885 $10 NGC MS63. Here is a Choice Mint State 1885 Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint. The coin is characterized by its bold strike. Full details are present...More >>>
RC78019
$10
NGC
MS61
$975
1886-S $10 NGC MS61. 826,000 eagles were struck at the San Francisco Mint in 1886, the highest mintage in a few years....More >>>
RC3181
$10
PCGS
MS63
$1,575
1886-S Eagle - 1886-S $10 PCGS MS63.More >>>
RC3195423
$10
PCGS
MS63
$2,250
1887-S Eagle PCGS MS63 - 1887-S $10 PCGS MS63. Here is a scarce, Choice Mint State, Western branch mint 1887-S Eagle that is tied for the second finest certified at PCGS...More >>>
RC7223004
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1892 $10 (1892 Eagle) NGC MS61. This 1892 Eagle is characterized by a full strike and significant mint luster. Surface abrasion, typical of the grade is seen...More >>>
RC70002
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1892 $10 NGC MS61. A $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most western Mint this year...More >>>
RC7238005
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1892 $10 (1892 Eagle) NGC MS61. A $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most western...More >>>
RC7518005
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1892 $10 (1892 Eagle) NGC MS61. A $10 gold coin, or eagle, struck in the early 1880's. A total of just 970,000 eagles were struck at the most...More >>>
RC78006
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1893 $10 NGC MS61. Mintages of the $10 gold coins struck in Philadelphia in the 1890's fluctuate a lot. Of this issue, a total of 1,840,840 coins were produced...More >>>
RC77008
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1893 $10 NGC MS61. Certified by NGC in uncirculated condition, the present piece is highly lustrous, and boldly struck...More >>>
RC3183
$10
PCGS
MS63
$3,100
1893-S Eagle - 1893-S $10 PCGS MS63. Only 7 graded finer!More >>>
RC78009
$10
NGC
MS61 CAC
$1,075
1894 $10 NGC MS61. Toned to a golden-green color, as commonly found for this issue. The present coin has been certified by NGC to remain in uncirculated condition...More >>>
RC76046
$10
NGC
MS61
$975
1894 $10 NGC MS61. Toned to a golden-green color, as commonly found for this issue. The present coin has been certified by NGC to remain in uncirculated condition...More >>>
RC3187
$10
NGC
MS66
P.O.R
1899 Eagle - 1899 $10 NGC MS66. Satiny lustre, with minor copper.More >>>
RC3207
$10
PCGS
PF62
$11,400
1904 Eagle PCGS PF62 - 1904 $10 PCGS PF62. Nice cameo appearance.More >>>
RC3725002
$10
NGC
PF63 CAM CAC
P.O.R
1906 Eagle NGC PF63 CAM CAC - 1906 $10 NGC PF63 CAM CAC. This rare Choice 1906 proof cameo eagle is wonderfully fresh with stunning surfaces that are original...More >>>
RC3186
$10
PCGS
MS63 CAC
$1,850
1906 Eagle - 1906 $10 PCGS MS63 CAC. Smooth, lustrous PQ - looks 64. CAC pop 11/4 (18 total).More >>>
RC78018
$10
NGC
MS61
$1,125
1907 $10 NGC MS61. The last year of issue for the type, first minted in 1838 with minor differences. Original and uncirculated...More >>>
RC72091
$10
NGC
MS61
$1,125
1907 $10 NGC MS61. Final year of this long used design, and popular as such. Highly lustrous with no distracting marks on the surfaces, these coins....More >>>
RC3189
$10
PCGS
MS63
$4,875
1907-S Eagle - 1907-S $10 PCGS MS63. Last year of type. Conditionally scarce.More >>>

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