1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

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# 1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, PCGS MS-70. A pristine exemplar of the American Gold Eagle series, this exceptional 1997 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle represents the pinnacle of numismatic preservation and quality. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin showcases the stunning design heritage of American coinage, featuring Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic Liberty design paired with Miley Busiek's magnificent family of eagles reverse. Graded a flawless PCGS MS-70, this specimen represents the absolute peak of numismatic perfection. With a remarkably low population of just 109 coins at this grade level, it stands as a true condition rarity. The coin's technical specifications are impeccable: composed of 91.67% gold, weighing 8.48 grams, and struck with exceptional precision and luster characteristic of the late 20th-century American Gold Eagle program. The 1997 mintage of 108,805 pieces provides historical context for this beautiful coin, which combines both bullion value and significant numismatic collectibility. Its reeded edge and immaculate surfaces showcase the remarkable striking quality of the United States Mint during this era. For the sophisticated collector seeking a virtually perfect representation of the American Gold Eagle series, this PCGS MS-70 example offers an extraordinary opportunity. Provenance Details: - Grading Service: PCGS. - Grade: MS-70. - Certification Number: 25640372. - Total Population: 109 coins