1914 $10

Description

# 1914 $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle - PCGS MS62. An exceptional example of the scarce 1914 Indian Head Gold Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint, struck during the golden age of pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage. Designed by the legendary Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this *MS62* specimen represents a highly collectible specimen from a relatively limited mintage of just 151,000 pieces. The coin displays characteristic Saint-Gaudens artistry, with sharp, crisp details typical of the 1914 issue. As noted by specialists, this date is particularly noteworthy for its typically excellent strike and distinctive greenish-gold to orange-gold coloration. The surfaces exhibit the classic frosty texture, with subtle granularity consistent with the date's minting characteristics. Graded and authenticated by PCGS with certificate #28205420, this piece represents a solid representative of a nuanced collector date. Technical Specifications: - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *Composition*: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - *Weight*: 16.7g. - *Diameter*: 26.8mm. - *Population*: 1,053 total graded, with only 938 at higher grades. A prime opportunity for the serious numismatist seeking a well-preserved example of this underrated gold eagle vintage. The 1914 issue is particularly challenging in higher mint state grades, making this PCGS MS62 an attractive acquisition for both type collectors and specialized gold coin enthusiasts. Provenance: PCGS Certified | MS62 | Fully Original | Exceptional Strike