$10 Indian Eagle Gold Coin (VF) – Random Year

Although the Gold Reserve Act of 1934 outlawed private ownership of gold, some coins like these $10 Indian Gold Eagle Coins have survived to this day, giving collectors and investors a chance at owning the circulating coinage from the pre-1933 era. You are assured of authentic VF-grade $10 Indian Gold Eagle that has been struck between 1907 and 1933. The year of mintage you receive depends on our stock at the time of shipping and the coins are picked and shipped at random. The obverses feature Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ marvelous depiction of Lady Liberty — crowned with a Native American war bonnet. This image is accompanied by the 13 stars that honor the 13 original colonies of the United States, the year of mintage, and the word “Liberty.” On the other hand, a majestic portrayal of a Bald Eagle adorns the reverse side of this coin, along with the face value of the coin and the name of the issuing nation. Each of these coins contains 0.4838 troy ounces of pure gold. Moreover, they still bear face values of $10 (USD). The VF grade (Very Fine) is assigned to coins that are in good enough condition to retain 75% or more of their designs. Grab these $10 Indian Gold Eagles and add a historically significant American gold coin to your collection and diversify your precious metals assets at the same time.