1874-CC $10

Description

# 1874-CC Liberty Head Eagle $10 Gold Coin - PCGS VF45. A highly significant Carson City Mint gold eagle from a legendary and scarce vintage, this 1874-CC Liberty Head $10 represents an exceptional opportunity for serious numismatists and gold coin collectors. Struck during a pivotal year in the Carson City Mint's history, this piece embodies the rugged character of Western frontier coinage. The present specimen, graded *PCGS VF45*, displays characteristic Carson City Mint striking nuances typical of this challenging date. With a mintage of only 16,767 pieces, the 1874-CC is among the rarest Liberty Head Eagles, particularly challenging to obtain in collectible condition. Population data indicates remarkable condition rarity, with just 47 total examples graded across all services, making this an extraordinary numismatic artifact. Struck in 90% gold with a reeded edge, this coin features Christian Gobrecht's classic Liberty Head design, showcasing intricate details despite moderate circulation. The Carson City mintmark adds significant historical provenance, representing a pivotal era in Western United States monetary production. Its technical specifications - 16.7g weight and 26.8mm diameter - are consistent with standard Liberty Head Eagle specifications of the period. Numismatic experts note the 1874-CC's distinctive characteristics, with contemporary scholarship suggesting it might be even rarer in collectible condition than the legendary 1877-CC Eagle. This example offers collectors a tangible connection to the rich monetary history of the American West, representing an important opportunity for serious numismatic investment and historical preservation. Provenance Details: - *PCGS Certification*: 11728409. - *Grade*: VF45. - *Estimated Market Value*: $14,000