1911-D $10

Description

# 1911-D Indian Head Gold Eagle $10 - PCGS MS62. A highly sought-after key date gold coin from the Saint-Gaudens Indian Head Eagle series, this 1911-D specimen represents one of the most critically important $10 gold issues of the early 20th century. Struck at the Denver Mint with an incredibly low mintage of just 30,100 pieces, this coin is a true numismatic treasure. Graded *PCGS MS62*, this example exhibits the characteristic light to medium orange-gold coloration with subtle greenish gold highlights typical of the issue. The surfaces display a frosty, granular texture with sharp striking details, particularly on the obverse. Despite its modest mint state grade, this coin represents an exceptional opportunity for advanced gold coin collectors seeking a significant rarity from the pre-1933 gold era. Technical Specifications: - Mint: Denver (D). - Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens. - Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - Weight: 16.7g. - Diameter: 26.8mm. - PCGS Certification: #25376455. Rarity Context: With only 95 total specimens graded by PCGS and just 75 in higher grades, the 1911-D $10 eagle stands as one of the most challenging coins to acquire in the entire Saint-Gaudens gold series. The extremely limited mintage and survival rate make this an extraordinary numismatic opportunity for the serious collector. Provenance and pedigree add significant interest to this remarkable coin, representing a pinnacle of early 20th-century American gold coinage craftsmanship.