1910-S $10

Description

# 1910-S Indian Head $10 Gold Eagle - PCGS MS62. An exceptional San Francisco Mint Indian Head Gold Eagle from the highly collectible Saint-Gaudens series, this 1910-S specimen represents a significant opportunity for the discerning numismatist. Struck during a pivotal era of American coinage, this rare gold coin showcases the artistic brilliance of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic design. Graded *PCGS MS62*, this example offers a remarkable glimpse into early 20th-century minting techniques. With a total population of just 490 coins, the 1910-S $10 gold piece is particularly scarce in mint state conditions. The coin exhibits the characteristic light to medium orange-gold coloration typical of this issue, with frosty to satiny surfaces that highlight the intricate design details. Numismatic research suggests that truly gem-quality specimens are exceptionally rare, making this mid-grade example particularly desirable. Technical Specifications: - Mint: San Francisco. - Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - Weight: 16.7g. - Diameter: 26.8mm. - Mintage: 811,000. - PCGS Certification: #83085279. Struck during a limited production run, this 1910-S $10 gold eagle represents a significant piece of American numismatic history. With only 189 specimens graded at higher levels, this coin offers collectors an opportunity to acquire a scarce and historically significant gold coin from the early 20th century. Provenance and Condition Notes: - Typical light striking weakness observed left of the date. - Surfaces display characteristic frosty to semi-satiny texture. - Well-preserved example of a challenging date in the Indian Head gold series