1877-S $10

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# 1877-S Liberty Head Gold Eagle - A Remarkable Rarity. An exceptional 1877-S $10 Gold Eagle that represents a pinnacle of Pre-1933 Gold Coinage rarity, this spectacular specimen offers numismatists an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a truly significant piece of American monetary history. Struck at the San Francisco Mint during a limited production year, this *PCGS MS-61* example is notably the sole specimen graded by PCGS, making it an exceptional condition rarity. With a modest original mintage of just 17,000 pieces, the 1877-S Liberty Head Eagle is among the most challenging dates in the series to obtain, particularly in this state of preservation. The coin exhibits the characteristic Liberty Head design by Christian Gobrecht, featuring intricate details and bold golden surfaces typical of San Francisco Mint gold coinage from this era. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, this 16.7-gram coin represents a tangible piece of numismatic heritage. The extremely low population and the categorical note that no uncirculated example has ever been reported further elevate this coin's significance. Collectors and investors will recognize the immense historical and numismatic importance of this remarkable piece, which is essentially irreplaceable in the current market. Provenance Details: - *PCGS Certification*: 50796603. - *Grade*: MS-61. - *Mint*: San Francisco. - *Year*: 1877. - Price Guide Value: $36,500