1849 Liberty Eagle PCGS AU53 (CAC)

A great and affordable example of this date. Light wear and ample luster, coupled with minimal surface distractions; everything a collector could want from a coin so rich with history.

Although one would usually think of the gold rush of 1849 when looking at this coin, I don’t. Gold was discovered at Sutter’s Mill in 1848, and the big rush to the gold field started in 1849 (hence “miner 49er”). But this coin was made in Philadelphia, early on in the year, long before most miners made it to California. So while dated 1849 this piece probably had little or nothing to due with the great California gold rush.

PCGS Cert #14090406

PCGS / NGC Population: 24/96 – 72/270 Higher

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1849 Liberty Eagle PCGS VF35

A great and affordable example of this 1849 Liberty Eagle. Very light wear, ample luster and minimal surface distractions for the grade; everything a collector could want from a coin so rich with history.

PCGS Cert #19694643

PCGS / NGC Population: 31/16 Higher: 298/695
CAC Population: 0/9

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1862 Liberty Eagle NGC AU55 (CAC)

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NGC Cert #451051007

PCGS / NGC Population: 7/17 -18 Higher

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1891-CC EAGLE PCGS MS62 (CAC)

A popular date for collectors as this Carson City mint coin is the most easily available. A large mintage of 103,732 were produced but finding coins in grades higher than MS62 can be difficult. A beautiful example with orange-gold coloration spread evenly over the rich, lustrous surfaces. Fully struck throughout.

PCGS Cert #06729626

PCGS / NGC Population: 295/389

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1899-S Eagle PCGS MS66

The lone coin to receive this lofty grade from PCGS with not a single coin deemed finer. A gorgeous example with bright surfaces and superb details on both the obverse and reverse. Although a large mintage of over 425 thousand coins were minted, this is a tough date in any grade and finding one in this condition is near impossible.

PCGS Cert #18510216

PCGS / NGC Population: 1/0 Higher 0/1

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1901 Liberty Eagle PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Exceptionally well struck, with virtually all of the design elements showing complete definition. Breathtaking luster radiate throughout.
PCGS Cert #15286444

PCGS / NGC Population: 237/610

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1904-O Eagle NGC MS65 (CAC)

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NGC Cert #395308014

PCGS / NGC Population: 4/3 Higher: 1/0

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1906-D Eagle NGC MS62

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NGC Cert #16041751

PCGS / NGC Population: 257/434 Higher 170/132

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1907 Indian Head NGC MS64 (CAC)

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NGC Cert #3384258002

PCGS / NGC Population: 628/623 – 522 Higher

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1907 Liberty Eagle PCGS MS65 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #20561064

PCGS / NGC Population: 16/77 Higher: 0/5
CAC Population: 3/0

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1907 No Motto Indian Eagle PCGS MS64 (CAC)

First year of issue for this wonderful coin designed by Augustus S. Gaudens featuring Ms. Liberty (the model was Alice Butler) wearing a feathered headdress. St. Gaudens had just designed the beloved $20 featuring Ms. Liberty Standing the same year and under consultation with President Theodore Roosevelt, they had decided the beauty of the $20 design would get lost on the smaller coin and needed a replacement for the $10 eagle. This example is lovely, with bold yellow-gold coloring and precision like detail. A testament to the gorgeous designs that Augustus St. Gaudens has left our country to cherish.

PCGS Cert #19602876

PCGS / NGC Population: 641/695 Higher: 279/562
CAC Population/Higher: 48/51

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1913 Eagle PCGS MS64+ (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #06622642

PCGS / NGC Population: 274/325 Higher 65/99

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1932 Eagle PCGS MS66 (CAC)

A wonderful coin designed by Augustus S. Gaudens featuring Ms. Liberty (the model was Alice Butler) wearing a feathered headdress. St. Gaudens had just designed the beloved $20 featuring Ms. Liberty Standing the same year and under consultation with President Theodore Roosevelt, they had decided the beauty of the $20 design would get lost on the smaller coin and needed a replacement for the $10 eagle. This example is lovely, with bold golden-orange coloring and precision like detail. A testament to the gorgeous designs that Augustus St. Gaudens has left our country to cherish.

PCGS Cert #14721366

PCGS / NGC Population: 80/174 Higher 1/8

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1932 Indian Eagle NGC MS64

Precision like detail is seen on this wonderful $10 Indian. The 1932 has the largest mintage for the series which ended in 1933, making this a more affordable coin for the type. The mintage is high, but the beauty is all there. Pale golden-orange toning enlivens both the obverse and reverse.

NGC Cert #147460020

PCGS / NGC Population: 8300/9864 Higher: 1323/2564
CAC Population/Higher: 425/115

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1932 Indian Eagle PCGS MS65 (CAC)

A wonderful coin designed by Augustus S. Gaudens featuring Ms. Liberty (the model was Alice Butler) wearing a feathered headdress. St. Gaudens had just designed the beloved $20 featuring Ms. Liberty Standing the same year and under consultation with President Theodore Roosevelt, they had decided the beauty of the $20 design would get lost on the smaller coin and needed a replacement for the $10 eagle. This example is lovely, with bold golden-orange coloring and precision like detail. A testament to the gorgeous designs that Augustus St. Gaudens has left our country to cherish.

PCGS Cert #3303042

PCGS / NGC Population: 1079/2245 Higher: 103/211
CAC Population/Higher: 98/17

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1932 Indian Eagle PCGS MS66 (CAC)

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PCGS Cert #25563828

PCGS / NGC Population: 86/170 Higher: 1/8
CAC Population: 16/0

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