The $10 Indian Gold Eagle coin AU was minted from 1907 to 1933.  There are a larger number of them available, as many of these coins survived the Gold Reserve Act of 1934.   These Gold coins hold a denomination of $10 and are extremely popular with precious metals collectors.

The history behind this coin is truly unique.   President Theodore Roosevelt felt that the country’s current currency was bland and required a new and more artistically designed coin.  In 1904, Roosevelt selected the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens to take on the design of the coin.  After designing Roosevelt’s inaugural medal, Saint-Gaudens took inspiration from the inaugural medal and created the bust of Lady Liberty with a Native American headdress on the obverse of the coin.  He designed the reverse to behold the iconic eagle standing atop a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, much like the reverse of the inaugural medal he had originally designed.

Coin Highlights:

• Mints: Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco
• Contains .4838 oz of Gold
• Lady Liberty encircled by 13 stars and crowned with a war bonnet with the word “Liberty” on her hair band on the obverse
• Reverse is the iconic eagle with heraldic eagle with the text “United States of America”, “In God We Trust” and “E Pluribus Unum” and the denomination.

If you prefer a $10 Indian Gold Eagle coin that has been graded and certified by NGC or PCGS you will find them in our Certified Gold Coins section.

Please note that the dates on these coins vary based on availability and are random year coins.  The actual date will be of our choosing based on availability.

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