$10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle Coin | Cull

Pre-1933 US gold at the lowest possible premium is what the cull grade delivers. Each $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle contains 0.4838 troy oz of gold in a .900 fine alloy, struck between 1866 and 1907, and carries genuine circulated history rather than modern bullion sameness. Cull coins show heavier wear or damage than typical circulated examples, which is exactly why they cost less per ounce.

Key Features:

• Purity and Weight: .900 fine gold, 16.718 grams gross, 0.4838 troy oz actual gold weight
• Metal Type: Gold, struck by the United States Mint
• Obverse Design: Liberty Head in coronet with thirteen stars and date
• Reverse Design: Heraldic eagle with shield, olive branch, and arrows

The obverse carries Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty Head, facing left with her hair drawn back into a beaded knot at the nape of her neck. A coronet inscribed LIBERTY rests above her brow, with loose curls falling along her jawline and down past the truncation of the bust. Thirteen stars ring the upper field, and the date sits centered below within a dentilled border.

The reverse shows a heraldic eagle with wings spread wide, a striped shield across its breast. It grips an olive branch in one talon and a bundle of arrows in the other, the traditional pairing of peace and readiness for war. A scroll above the eagle’s head reads IN GOD WE TRUST, added to the design in 1866. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arcs around the upper rim, while the TEN D. denomination appears at the bottom between two dots.

These coins measure 27 mm across and were legal tender until the gold recall of 1933, when large numbers were melted. Cull examples may show heavy wear, scratches, rim damage, cleaning, or edge bumps, and dates and mintmarks are chosen at random based on stock. Gold content remains guaranteed regardless of condition.

For buyers who want classic American gold priced close to melt, this is the most economical way in. Order your $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle today.