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 classic Saint-Gaudens design era. This *MS62* specimen represents a significant opportunity for the discerning numismatist seeking a high-grade pre-1933 gold coin with impressive historical provenance. Minted with a limited mintage of just 151,000 pieces, this gold eagle showcases the quintessential Augustus Saint-Gaudens design in near-gem condition. The coin exhibits characteristic rich greenish-gold to light orange-gold coloration with full frosty surfaces, demonstrating remarkable preservation for its era. The PCGS certification ensures the coin's authenticity and grade, with a population of only 1,052 total examples graded. Technical Specifications: - *Denomination*: $10 Gold Eagle. - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *Composition*: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - *Weight*: 16.7g. - *Diameter*: 26.8mm. - PCGS MS62. - Cert #28205420. This 1914 issue is notably more challenging to acquire in high grades compared to contemporary dates like 1910, 1912, or 1915. The coin represents an important addition to any serious gold coin collection, offering both numismatic significance and intrinsic precious metal value.