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1907 $10 No Motto

Lot 80

1907 $10 No Motto

NGC 63

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Grade
NGC 63
Certificate
6839730002
Denomination
$10
Year
1907
Series
Indian Eagles
Metal
GOLD
Country

Description

# 1907 Indian Head Eagle $10 Gold Coin. ## NGC MS-63 - A Pristine Early 20th Century Gold Masterpiece. This exceptional 1907 No Motto Indian Head Eagle represents a pinnacle of early 20th-century American gold coinage, struck during Theodore Roosevelt's numismatic renaissance. Designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this coin exemplifies the artistic revolution in U.S. coin design, featuring a stunning, high-relief representation of Liberty striding confidently forward. Graded NGC MS-63, this specimen showcases exceptional prooflike surfaces with remarkable original luster and minimal marks characteristic of its grade. The coin exhibits crisp, sharp details across both obverse and reverse, with Saint-Gaudens' intricate design elements beautifully preserved. The golden-orange patina typical of early 20th-century gold coinage remains vibrant and largely undisturbed. Numismatic Highlights: - Mint Location: Philadelphia. - Metal Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens. - Total NGC Population: Approximately 450 coins at this grade level. - Certification: NGC #6839730002. A prime example of the transitional No Motto variety, this coin represents a significant moment in American numismatic history. Its exceptional preservation and historical significance make it a must-have for serious gold coin collectors and numismatic enthusiasts seeking a superior representation of early 20th-century U.S. mint artistry. Provenance and Condition: Excellent original surfaces, minimal contact marks, strong mint luster. A choice representative of this iconic design that captures the artistic vision of its era.