The Liberty Head $10 Gold Coin, or Eagle, is a classic pre-1933 U.S. gold denomination designed by Christian Gobrecht. Struck in 90% gold, it combines nearly half a troy ounce of gold content with the long-running Liberty Head design.
The Liberty Head $10 Gold Coin was struck by the United States Mint from 1838 to 1907 in 90% gold. Its long production span reflects changing minting technology and a period when the Eagle denomination played an important role in U.S. gold coinage.
Design Details
The Liberty Head $10 Gold Coin, designed by Christian Gobrecht, features a classic neoclassical design. The obverse depicts Lady Liberty facing left, wearing a coronet inscribed “LIBERTY,” surrounded by thirteen stars and the year of issue. The reverse displays a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, a heraldic emblem on its chest, and an olive branch and arrows symbolizing peace and strength.
Investment & Legacy
The Liberty Head $10 Gold Coin combines 90% gold content with Christian Gobrecht’s long-running Eagle design. Its pre-1933 U.S. Mint origin, substantial denomination, and broad production history give it both precious-metal and collector appeal.
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