1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

Description

# 1997 $10 Quarter-Ounce Gold Eagle PCGS MS70. This pristine Gold Eagle represents the pinnacle of numismatic perfection, a flawless example of the beloved American Gold Eagle series. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1997, this quarter-ounce gold coin showcases the extraordinary artistry of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' classic design, reimagined by modern sculptor Miley Busiek. Graded a perfect MS70 by PCGS, this specimen is among the rarest of its kind, with only 109 coins achieving this ultimate grade. The coin exhibits immaculate surfaces, brilliant 91.67% gold composition, and crisp, sharp details that demonstrate absolute strike quality. Its technical specifications include a precise weight of 8.48 grams and a compact 22mm diameter, making it a compact yet substantial piece of numismatic excellence. From a limited mintage of 108,805, this particular coin represents the absolute pinnacle of preservation for the 1997 *Gold Eagle* issue. The perfect MS70 designation ensures this piece will be a centerpiece in any sophisticated gold coin collection, combining historical significance with exceptional technical perfection. With a price guide value of $2,700, this coin offers serious collectors an opportunity to own a truly exceptional modern American gold coin. Certification Details: - PCGS MS70. - Certificate #25640372. - Population: 109 in MS70 grade