$10 Indian Head Gold Coin | AU

The $10 Indian Head Eagle stands among the most distinctive gold coins the United States ever struck, and this listing offers one in About Uncirculated condition. Minted from 1907 to 1933, the coin delivers nearly half an ounce of gold with a design by the same sculptor behind the Double Eagle, making it a natural pick for stackers of pre-1933 gold and collectors of classic US series alike. Dates vary, so your coin will arrive from a year of our choosing based on availability.

Key Features:

• 0.48375 oz of actual gold content in a 90% gold alloy
• Pre-1933 US gold coin with a $10 face value
• Obverse: Liberty in a feathered war bonnet by Augustus Saint-Gaudens
• Reverse: a standing bald eagle perched on a bundle of arrows

The obverse presents Liberty in left-facing profile wearing a full feathered headdress, its band inscribed LIBERTY, with thirteen stars arcing above and the date below. The portrait blends a classical profile with distinctly American imagery, an approach President Theodore Roosevelt encouraged when he commissioned Augustus Saint-Gaudens to redesign the nation’s gold coinage. The reverse shows a bald eagle standing in profile atop a bundle of arrows wrapped with an olive branch. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arcs overhead, E PLURIBUS UNUM sits in the right field, IN GOD WE TRUST in the left, and TEN DOLLARS anchors the base.

Coins grade About Uncirculated, meaning nearly complete mint detail with only light wear confined to the highest points, such as the cheek and the eagle’s wing. Each piece shows original surfaces consistent with the grade. Standard specifications include a 27 mm diameter and a gross weight of 16.718 grams.

AU Indian Head Eagles offer most of the eye appeal of uncirculated survivors at a friendlier price, backed by real gold weight and a design with lasting collector demand. Add a $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle in AU to your cart today and own a standout of the pre-1933 era.