1870-CC $10

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# 1870-CC Liberty Head Gold Eagle - PCGS VF35. An exceptional and highly important Carson City gold rarity, this 1870-CC $10 Liberty Head Eagle represents one of the most sought-after numismatic treasures from the historic Nevada mint. Struck in a minuscule original mintage of just 5,908 pieces, this coin has survived against extraordinary odds, emerging as a critically important specimen for advanced gold coin collectors. The present example, graded *PCGS VF35*, displays the characteristic features of early Carson City mint production, with evident circulation evidence that speaks to its remarkable historical journey. The CC mintmark is clear and bold, confirming its origin from the legendary Carson City Mint during a pivotal period of Western United States monetary history. Despite moderate wear, the coin retains significant design details, with the Liberty Head portrait remaining well-defined and the peripheral elements crisp. Rarity Highlights: - Total Known Population: Approximately 50 examples. - Mintage: 5,908 original strikes. - Condition Rarity: Virtually unknown in uncirculated state. - Numismatic Significance: One of the two rarest Carson City Eagles. Technical Specifications: - *Composition*: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - *Weight*: 16.7 grams. - *Diameter*: 26.8mm. - *Edge*: Reeded. - *Designer*: Christian Gobrecht. A museum-caliber example of this legendary Carson City gold issue, offering advanced collectors an opportunity to acquire a true numismatic treasure with profound historical significance.