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$10 Liberty Gold Eagle – AU (1866-1907)
$10 Liberty Gold Eagle AU (1866–1907) – 90% gold. Collector-grade U.S. coin with minimal wear and sharp original detail.
$2,047.21
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$10 Liberty Gold Eagle AU 1866–1907
The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle AU reflects the enduring craftsmanship of late nineteenth century American coinage. Struck in .900 fine gold and containing nearly half a troy ounce, the Liberty Head Eagle remained a cornerstone of U.S. gold production for more than four decades. Its About Uncirculated condition preserves much of its original detail and offers collectors a clear view of the artistry that defined this era.
Designed by Chief Engraver Christian Gobrecht, the obverse features a left facing Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed LIBERTY, framed by thirteen stars. The reverse presents the classic heraldic eagle holding arrows and an olive branch, with the motto IN GOD WE TRUST appearing on issues struck from 1866 onward. Each AU example retains strong character while showing only light friction on high points.
Specifications
- Denomination: $10 USD Eagle
- Gold Content: 0.48375 troy oz
- Composition: 90 percent gold and 10 percent copper
- Diameter: 27 mm
- Weight: 16.718 grams
- Mint Marks: Philadelphia, San Francisco, New Orleans, Denver, Carson City
- Obverse: Liberty portrait with coronet inscribed LIBERTY
- Reverse: Heraldic eagle with shield, arrows, and olive branch
- Condition: About Uncirculated AU
Why Choose the $10 Liberty Gold Eagle
The Liberty Head Eagle is one of the most recognizable gold coins of its era. Its long production run across multiple mints provides broad historical context, while its balanced alloy and refined engraving reflect the minting standards of the time. AU examples allow collectors to study the design with clarity while appreciating the subtle evidence of circulation that connects each coin to its period.
Key Benefits
- Nearly half an ounce of .900 fine gold
- Design by Christian Gobrecht, U.S. Mint Chief Engraver
- Produced at five historic U.S. mints
- AU condition preserves detail and remaining luster
- Supported by our Freedom and Authenticity Guarantee
Collector Confidence
Coins Online examines each $10 Liberty Eagle for accurate weight, alloy, and grading consistency. All coins meet strict standards for AU classification and are handled with care during imaging and packaging to maintain surface integrity.
Conclusion
The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle AU stands as a meaningful piece of late nineteenth century numismatic history. Its preserved design features, cross mint production, and classic Gobrecht engraving make it a strong addition for collectors who appreciate American heritage and refined gold coinage.
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 0.48375 oz |
|---|---|
| Metal | Gold |
| Weight | 0.48375 oz |
| Product Type | Coin |
| Mint | United States Mint |
| Country | United States |
| Year Issued | Varies |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Grade | AU |
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Frequently Asked Questions
AU coins show minimal high point friction while retaining clear detail and visible luster, offering a strong representation of the Liberty Head design.
No. The motto appears only on issues minted from 1866 onward. Earlier pieces show the original reverse without it.
These coins were produced at five U.S. mints, and the mint mark identifies where each was struck. This variation gives collectors insight into regional production and distribution.
Yes. All Liberty Eagles of this era follow the same .900 fine gold standard with a total gold content of 0.48375 troy oz.
Non PVC holders and a stable environment help protect fields and remaining luster. Proper handling reduces friction over time.
Some mints, such as Carson City, produced fewer examples. Collectors value these distinctions for their historical context rather than for market behavior.
Correct weight, alloy, diameter, and sharp design elements are key markers. Professional organizations like NGC and PCGS provide additional reference materials.
Yes, though the intensity varies. Protected areas often show the strongest luster on AU examples.
It represents one of the longest running gold coin designs in American history and reflects the engraving style and mint standards of its era.
Yes. AU coins may show light friction on high points and small handling marks while retaining most original detail.
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