1987 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

Description

# 1987 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle PCGS MS70. A stunning perfect state example of this classic American gold coin, representing the pinnacle of numismatic preservation and striking quality. This MS70 Gold Eagle is a true highlight for the discerning collector of modern American gold coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1987, this quarter-ounce gold coin features the iconic design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, reimagined by Miley Busiek for the modern Gold Eagle series. Composed of 91.67% gold, this specimen represents the highest standard of American precious metal coinage. With a total population of just 59 coins at this grade level, this PCGS MS70 is exceptionally rare, making it a significant acquisition for serious numismatists. The coin exhibits flawless technical characteristics, with a precise 22mm diameter and 8.48g weight. Its reeded edge and immaculate surfaces demonstrate the exceptional minting quality of the Philadelphia Mint in 1987. From an original mintage of 269,255 pieces, this example stands out as a virtually perfect representation of its vintage, with PCGS Certificate #25655514 guaranteeing its exceptional status. Provenance and Rarity: While the 1987 Gold Eagle is considered a relatively common date, a perfect MS70 specimen commands a significant premium. Its immaculate preservation, combined with its low population, makes this coin a remarkable numismatic treasure that represents the absolute pinnacle of condition for this issue.