$10 Indian Head Eagle XF (Dates Vary
2026/10/05
too many misfires
2026/10/05
Excellent service and great prices.
2026/10/05
Nice transaction and easy
2026/10/02
again problems when checking out almost enough to make me stop
2026/10/02
For whatever reason you only allow 5 minutes to setup an account with banking info and to pay. With all the verifications that had to be done it took me 2 phones and at minimum 6 tries....that's annoying. We usually shop with APMEX and everything isn't on a timed rushed situation which makes for a much smoother process.
2026/10/02
east process
Introduction
The $10 Indian Head Eagle in Extremely Fine condition combines substantial gold content with one of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' most distinctive U.S. coin designs. Struck in 90% gold, each coin contains approximately .4838 troy oz of pure gold. Dates, mintmarks, and individual characteristics vary based on available inventory.
History
The Indian Head Eagle was introduced in 1907 during a period of major artistic change in American coinage. Designed by renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the $10 gold piece replaced the long-running Liberty Head Eagle. It introduced a new interpretation of Liberty and the American eagle.
The series was produced from 1907 through 1933, with issues struck at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. Early coins were issued without the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. The motto was added to the reverse in 1908.
Extremely Fine examples show evidence of circulation while retaining strong overall detail across the major design elements. Because this listing includes varying dates and types, the specific year, mintmark, type, mintage, and individual appearance of the coin received may vary.
Design
The obverse features Liberty facing left and wearing a feathered headdress inscribed with LIBERTY. Thirteen stars appear above the portrait, with the date positioned below.
The reverse depicts an eagle standing on a bundle of arrows intertwined with an olive branch. The inscriptions include UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, and TEN DOLLARS. Most issues also include IN GOD WE TRUST, although early No Motto examples do not.
| Year | Dates vary |
|---|---|
| Metal | Gold |
| Grade | XF |
| Weight | 0.4838 |
| Fineness | .900 |
| Diameter | 21.6 mm |
