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 1997 quarter-ounce gold coin represents the pinnacle of numismatic preservation and striking quality. Graded a flawless MS-70 by PCGS, this specimen is among the most elite examples of its vintage, with a remarkably low population of just 109 coins certified at this supreme grade level. Designed with the timeless artistry of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' classic Liberty motif and struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this Gold Eagle embodies the pinnacle of late 20th-century American coinage. Composed of 91.67% gold, the coin features a precise *22mm* diameter and weighs *8.48 grams*, representing a perfect marriage of precious metal content and artistic design. The reeded edge and brilliant mint state finish highlight the exceptional striking quality characteristic of this limited mintage of 108,805 pieces. The coin's MS-70 certification represents absolute perfection in numismatic grading – no contact marks, imperfections, or striking anomalies are detectable even under professional magnification. With its PCGS certification #43842377, this Gold Eagle is a true collector's treasure, combining historical significance, exceptional preservation, and intrinsic precious metal value. Provenance and Rarity: - Mintage: 108,805. - PCGS Population: 109 in MS-70. - Mint Location: Philadelphia. - Composition: 91.67% Gold, 3% Silver, 5.33% Copper