1926 $10 Gold Indian NGC MS62
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1926 $10 Gold Indian NGC MS62
- Mint: Philadelphia
- Mintage: 1,014,000
- Obverse Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens
- Reverse Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens
- Composition: Gold
- Fineness: 0.9
- Weight: 16.72g
- AGW: 0.484oz
- Diameter: 27mm
- Edge: 48 raised stars
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Introducing the $10 Gold Indian Coin, a radiant masterpiece of American numismatics that blends bold design with the allure of precious metal. Minted by the United States Mint from 1907 to 1933, this stunning coin bears the visionary artistry of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, commissioned under President Theodore Roosevelt to elevate the nation’s coinage. The obverse features a striking profile of Lady Liberty, adorned with a feathered Native American headdress inscribed with “LIBERTY,” her resolute gaze framed by 13 stars representing the original colonies, and the year of issue below. The reverse showcases a proud bald eagle standing atop a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, with “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “TEN DOLLARS” encircling the design, underscored by the motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM.”
Struck in 90% gold and 10% copper, the $10 Gold Indian weighs 16.72 grams and measures 27 mm in diameter, its rich golden hue and substantial weight exuding luxury and permanence. Notable for its distinctive incuse design—where the elements are recessed rather than raised—this coin offers a unique tactile and visual appeal. With a reeded edge and finishes ranging from circulated examples with character to brilliant uncirculated specimens, it captivates collectors, investors, and history enthusiasts alike. The $10 Gold Indian Coin is more than a collectible—it’s a tangible link to America’s golden age of coinage, a worthy centerpiece for any portfolio or display. Secure this treasure today and hold a piece of enduring elegance in your hands.
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