1901 $10

Description

1901 Liberty Head Gold Eagle, NGC MS-65. A stunning example of the Liberty Head Gold Eagle from the turn of the 20th century, this 1901 $10 gold piece represents the pinnacle of American coinage artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a pivotal era of American economic expansion, this *MS-65* specimen showcases exceptional preservation and remarkable mint luster. The Liberty Head design by Christian Gobrecht remains one of the most celebrated gold coin motifs in United States numismatic history. This particular coin exhibits extraordinary eye appeal with minimal marks and a sharp, well-defined strike characteristic of high-grade examples from this period. The golden-orange surfaces display remarkable original mint brilliance, with subtle cartwheel luster that speaks to its exceptional state of preservation. Graded and authenticated by NGC with certificate number 5826787003, this coin represents an outstanding opportunity for the discerning gold coin collector. The *MS-65* grade indicates a near-gem quality piece with only the most trivial of contact marks, placing it among the finest surviving examples of this classic American gold coin. A true highlight for both serious numismatists and astute precious metal investors. Key Details: - Year: 1901. - Denomination: $10 Gold Eagle. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Grade: NGC MS-65. - Metal: 90% Gold. - Exceptional preservation and eye appeal