1914-S $10

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# 1914-D $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle. An exceptional Pre-1933 Gold Coin featuring the iconic Indian Head design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, struck at the Denver Mint. This $10 Gold Eagle represents a significant piece of American numismatic history, offering both exceptional aesthetic appeal and strong collector desirability. Graded NGC MS-62, this specimen displays prooflike surfaces with remarkable visual brilliance and exceptional eye appeal. The coin exhibits clean, well-defined design elements typical of the early 20th-century gold coinage, with minimal marks consistent with its numerical grade. The luster remains vibrant, showcasing the intricate details of Saint-Gaudens' celebrated design. Population statistics provide important context for this rare issue: With only 450 coins graded at this level and 1,250 in higher grades, this *MS-62* represents a relatively scarce example of this coveted gold type. The total population of 12,500 graded specimens underscores the coin's collectible nature and historical significance. Numismatic Highlights: - Mint: Denver (D). - Year: 1914. - Metal: 90% Gold. - Grading Service: NGC. - Grade: MS-62. - Certification: #8662872005. - Price Guide Value: $850. An outstanding opportunity for the discerning gold coin collector, combining historical significance with exceptional preservation.