1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

Description

# 1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, PCGS MS-70. A pristine exemplar of the American Gold Eagle series, this 1997 quarter-ounce gold coin represents the pinnacle of numismatic perfection. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this *MS-70* specimen showcases the exceptional artistry of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic design, reinterpreted by Miley Busiek for the modern Gold Eagle program. Graded by PCGS with a flawless MS-70 designation, this coin is among an elite population of just 109 examples at this grade level. Composed of 91.67% gold, the coin features the brilliant luster and sharp strike characteristic of the highest numismatic quality. With a modest mintage of 108,805, this piece represents a rare opportunity for the discerning collector seeking absolute perfection in modern American gold coinage. The obverse features Lady Liberty striding confidently forward, while the reverse depicts a family of eagles in a powerful, classic composition. The coin's technical specifications include a precise weight of 8.48 grams, a 22mm diameter, and a reeded edge, exemplifying the United States Mint's commitment to exceptional craftsmanship. With a current price guide value of $2,700, this PCGS MS-70 Gold Eagle offers both numismatic excellence and intrinsic precious metal value. Provenance Details: - PCGS Certification: #25640372. - Mint of Origin: Philadelphia. - Year of Mintage: 1997