1893 10 Dollar Gold Liberty NGC MS62

Feel the Heft of This Classic $10 Gold Liberty

Hold this U.S. $10 Gold Liberty struck at the Philadelphia Mint in your hand. You not only know you've got a substantial amount of real money, you can feel it. These big gold coins have nearly a half-ounce of gold, and they're heavy! The $10 Gold Liberty was struck between 1838 and 1907. For a number of years a $10 gold piece was worth more than a $10 bank note (sound familiar?), so countless numbers were melted to get the extra kick from the gold. Most of the survivors are in low grades and difficult to find in uncirculated condition. These are the ones you want! Struck in 16.718 grams of 90% gold between 1838 and 1907, you can get one from 1893 here right now. Each grades Mint State-62 (MS62) by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).

$10 Gold Eagles are a great way to both own a substantial amount of the precious metal and have a vintage piece of American history that never goes out of favor with collectors. Plus, you can add this $10 Liberty Head Gold to your 12-piece U.S. Mint Gold type set - it's one of 12 unique gold coin designs struck by the mint between 1838 and 1933. Order yours now!