The Liberty Gold Eagle was produced by the US Mint from 1838-1907. It was the second of the $10 Gold Eagle Coins. Because its mintage period occurred prior to 1933, The Liberty Gold Eagle would be among one of the last pieces of US currency to be minted from genuine gold. Consequently, its purity of 90.0% has made it a highly sought-after investment piece for both investors and collectors. All Indian Gold Eagles featured in this collection have been professionally graded with a VF (Very Fine) condition.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains actual gold content of.4838 troy oz.
• Features .900 fine gold purity.
• Issued by the US Mint with a $10 (USD) face value.
• Features the design of Christian Gobrecth.
• Available in VF (Very Fine) condition.
• Individual coins ship in separate plastic sleeves.

Gracing the front of this stunning coin is Christian Gobrecth’s neoclassical rendition of Lady Liberty, which incorporates many of the common aesthetics found in early Greco-Roman art. It depicts Lady Liberty in profile, wearing an inscribed crown on top of her elaborately arranged hairstyle. Framing her beautiful profile, along the outer edge of the coin, is a series of thirteen stars. These represent the original thirteen US colonies. Lastly, appearing beneath her portrait is the coin’s mintage year.

The reverse side of the Liberty Gold Eagle displays Gobrecht’s interpretation of the traditional Heraldic Eagle. It features the national bird with its wings at full span as it carries a striped shield, an olive branch and a bundle of arrows. Please note that Liberty Gold Eagles produced after 1866 include the additional element of an unfurling scroll, which appears directly above the eagle; this is printed with the phrase, “In God We Trust.” Regretfully, APR 57 cannot disclose whether or not this particular design element will be visible on your order since distribution is determined by product availability at the time of order placement.

To learn more about the Pre-1933 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle (VF), please call 212-246-2000. A representative can also be reached via live chat or online submission forms. For additional versions of the Liberty Gold Eagle, be sure to visit the Pre-1933 $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coins section of this website.