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Among the most popular Pre-33 Gold coins is the $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. This gold coin was in circulation for nearly 130 years and featured several design changes. The most popular design is the Liberty head featured on this 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. With only a limited number of certified coins available order yours now at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The $10 Gold Eagle was a coin issued by the United States Mint from 1795-1933. It was originally the largest of the five main decimal base units along with the mill, cent, dime, and dollar. Throughout its history, this coin underwent several design changes. However, Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty design is regarded as the most popular and was around for the longest as it was used from 1838 to 1907.
Each 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin will arrive in a PCGS protective plastic slab to preserve its grade. Each coin in this listing has been graded as Mint State 63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service. MS63 coins display a slightly diminished mint luster and have several minor contact marks along with a few more noticeable marks scattered across the design field.
The obverse of the 1901 $10 Liberty Eagle Coin features Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty design. This unique depiction is one of the most iconic designs in all of American coinage. It features Liberty in left-profile relief donning a coronet crown while being surrounded by 13 stars.
The reverse of the 1901 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin showcases a heraldic eagle design. While the heraldic eagle design has been used on these coins since 1838, the reverse underwent an alteration in 1866 to include the motto “In God We Trust.” Beneath this motto is an eagle, looking to the left with its wings spread wide. The eagle has a shield displayed on its chest while clutching an olive branch and three arrows in its talons. Identifying marks of the coin surround the image.
Contact the JM Bullion customer service team with any questions you may have regarding buying gold. We can be reached via email, our online chat feature, or through our online toll-free number at 800-276-6508.
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Among the most popular Pre-33 Gold coins is the $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. This gold coin was in circulation for nearly 130 years and featured several design changes. The most popular design is the Liberty head featured on this 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. With only a limited number of certified coins available order yours now at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
The $10 Gold Eagle was a coin issued by the United States Mint from 1795-1933. It was originally the largest of the five main decimal base units along with the mill, cent, dime, and dollar. Throughout its history, this coin underwent several design changes. However, Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty design is regarded as the most popular and was around for the longest as it was used from 1838 to 1907.
Each 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin will arrive in a PCGS protective plastic slab to preserve its grade. Each coin in this listing has been graded as Mint State 63 by the Professional Coin Grading Service. MS63 coins display a slightly diminished mint luster and have several minor contact marks along with a few more noticeable marks scattered across the design field.
The obverse of the 1901 $10 Liberty Eagle Coin features Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty design. This unique depiction is one of the most iconic designs in all of American coinage. It features Liberty in left-profile relief donning a coronet crown while being surrounded by 13 stars.
The reverse of the 1901 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin showcases a heraldic eagle design. While the heraldic eagle design has been used on these coins since 1838, the reverse underwent an alteration in 1866 to include the motto “In God We Trust.” Beneath this motto is an eagle, looking to the left with its wings spread wide. The eagle has a shield displayed on its chest while clutching an olive branch and three arrows in its talons. Identifying marks of the coin surround the image.
Contact the JM Bullion customer service team with any questions you may have regarding buying gold. We can be reached via email, our online chat feature, or through our online toll-free number at 800-276-6508.
