1909-D $10

Description

# 1909-D Indian Head Gold Eagle - PCGS MS62. A stunning example of the scarce Denver Mint Indian Head Gold Eagle from the early 20th century, this 1909-D $10 gold piece represents a highly collectible issue from Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic design series. Struck at the Denver Mint with a relatively modest mintage of 121,540 pieces, this coin offers numismatists a remarkable opportunity to acquire a key date in the Indian Head Gold Eagle series. Technical Specifications: - Mint: Denver. - Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens. - Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - Weight: 16.7g. - Diameter: 26.8mm. - Edge: Raised Stars. Graded *PCGS MS62*, this specimen displays the characteristic light orange and coppery gold coloration typical of the issue, with frosty, finely granular surfaces. The strike is notably sharp, a hallmark of the 1909-D issue, with excellent preservation that highlights the intricate design details of Saint-Gaudens' masterful work. With only 449 total coins graded by PCGS, including just 339 in higher grades, this coin represents a significant opportunity for the discerning collector. The 1909-D Indian Head Gold Eagle is renowned among numismatists for its rarity in top grades, with true gem specimens being extraordinarily difficult to locate. This *PCGS MS62* example offers an excellent balance of historical significance, technical quality, and collectibility, making it a prized addition to any sophisticated gold coin collection. Provenance: PCGS Certification #57608303. Price Guide Value: $3,750. Starting Bid: $2,850