1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

Description

# 1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, PCGS MS-70. A pristine exemplar of the American Gold Eagle series, this perfect-grade specimen represents the pinnacle of modern American numismatic achievement. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1997, this quarter-ounce gold coin showcases the exceptional artistry of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' classic design, reinterpreted by Miley Busiek for the modern Gold Eagle program. Graded a flawless PCGS MS-70, this coin represents the absolute zenith of preservation and strike quality. With a remarkably low population of only 109 coins at this grade level, it stands as a true numismatic treasure. The coin's technical specifications are impeccable: composed of 91.67% gold, with additional silver and copper alloys, it weighs 8.48 grams and features a precise 22mm diameter with a traditional reeded edge. From the 1997 mintage of 108,805 pieces, this example emerges as a near-impossible-to-obtain condition rarity. Its perfect technical grade ensures maximum value and desirability for the most discerning collector of modern American gold coinage. The PCGS certification (number 43842377) guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional state of preservation. *Provenance and condition make this an extraordinary opportunity for the serious numismatist or gold coin collector.*