1901 $10

Description

# 1901 Liberty Head Gold Eagle - PCGS MS65. A stunning example of the Liberty Head Gold Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint, this pristine 1901 $10 gold coin represents a remarkable preservation of late 19th-century American coinage. Struck during the final decade of the *Liberty Head* design by Christian Gobrecht, this specimen offers exceptional eye appeal and technical quality. Graded PCGS MS65, this gold eagle sits among the finest known examples of its vintage, with only 137 coins graded higher out of a total population of 983 certified specimens. The coin exhibits exceptional mint state preservation, showcasing the intricate design details of the Liberty Head series with remarkable clarity and original mint luster. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 16.7g and features the classic reeded edge characteristic of the era. From a substantial mintage of 1,718,740 pieces, this particular example stands out for its superior preservation and numismatic significance. The Philadelphia Mint issue represents a quintessential specimen of turn-of-the-century American gold coinage, making it a prized addition to any serious numismatic collection. With a price guide value of $4,250, this PCGS-certified gold eagle offers both exceptional visual appeal and strong investment potential. Key Attributes: - Date: 1901. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Denomination: $10 Gold Eagle. - Grade: PCGS MS65. - Certification: #13043328