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Customers: Please note we will select coins from years 1838-1907 to fulfill your order based on our inventory. The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin was first minted in 1838. Since its discontinuation by the United States Mint in 1907, obtaining one of these rare pieces that is still in good condition has become quite challenging. Fortunately, JM Bullion is pleased to offer you this collection of newly cleaned Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle coins. ... Read More
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| 1-9 | $1,206.54 | $1,219.11 | $1,256.81 |
| 10-24 | $1,201.54 | $1,214.06 | $1,251.60 |
| 25+ | $1,196.54 | $1,209.00 | $1,246.40 |
The Liberty Gold Eagle was produced by the US Mint from 1838-1907. It was the second of the $10 Gold Eagle Coins. Because its mintage period occurred prior to 1933, The Liberty Gold Eagle would be among one of the last pieces of US currency to be minted from genuine gold. Consequently, its purity of 90.0% has made it a highly sought-after investment piece for both investors and collectors. All Indian Gold Eagles featured in this collection have b... Read More
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| 1-9 | $1,216.66 | $1,229.33 | $1,267.35 |
| 10-24 | $1,211.66 | $1,224.28 | $1,262.15 |
| 25+ | $1,206.66 | $1,219.23 | $1,256.94 |
First released in 1838, the Liberty Gold Eagle was the second of the $10 Half Eagle Coin to be produced by the US Mint. It enjoyed a circulation period of approximately 69 years. Because its mintage preceded the 1933 cessation of gold currency, the Liberty Gold Eagle possesses a 90.0% purity that exceeds most present day coins. Such exceptional composition makes it a valuable bullion piece to not only collectors, but also investors wishing to aug... Read More
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| 1-9 | $1,226.66 | $1,239.44 | $1,277.77 |
| 10-24 | $1,221.66 | $1,234.39 | $1,272.56 |
| 25+ | $1,216.66 | $1,229.33 | $1,267.35 |
As low as $77.99 per coin over spot!
The Liberty Gold Eagle was first released in 1838 as the second of the $10 Gold Eagle Coins. It continued to enjoy circulation for nearly seven decades until 1907. As one of the few pieces of currency to be minted prior to the 1933 cessation of gold coinage, the Liberty Gold Eagle boasts an exceptional gold purity of 90.0% that makes... Read More
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| Qty | ACH/Check/Wire | Crypto | Card/PayPal |
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| 1-9 | $1,244.66 | $1,257.63 | $1,296.52 |
| 10-24 | $1,239.66 | $1,252.57 | $1,291.31 |
| 25+ | $1,234.66 | $1,247.52 | $1,286.10 |
This exquisite piece of currency is among the last remaining $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coins produced by the US Mint. It is available and ready to ship in (BU) Brilliant Uncirculated condition. With a mintage period that spans over 69 years from 1838-1907, the Liberty Gold Eagle was the second of the $10 Gold Eagle designs. Because it was produced prior to the cessation of gold currency in 1933, it boasts an impressive purity of 90.0% that makes it ... Read More
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| 1-9 | $1,276.66 | $1,289.96 | $1,329.85 |
| 10-24 | $1,271.66 | $1,284.91 | $1,324.65 |
| 25+ | $1,266.66 | $1,279.85 | $1,319.44 |
Customers: Please note these Liberty Gold Eagle Coins are either PCGS or NGC graded as MS61 condition. We will select coins from years 1838-1907 to fulfill your order based on our inventory. As one of the most widely revered and recognized coins in the world, the $10 Liberty Gold Eagle is extremely sought after by collectors and investors alike. This celebrated coin wa... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,281.66 | $1,295.01 | $1,335.06 |
The Gold Eagle was the first-ever gold coin issued by the United States Mint and originated in 1792 when Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1792. This act established the US Mint and set the parameters for the production and issuance of new American coinage. The Gold Eagle Series was the first circulation gold coin issued by the United States and featured a base value of $... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,431.67 | $1,446.58 | $1,491.32 |
Prior to 1933, the United States Mint issued gold coins for use in circulation. The longest-running coin series in US history was known as the Gold Eagle, issued by the mint from 1795 to 1933 when the administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt called an end to the gold standard and ceased issuing gold coins. The Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin is currently availa... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,586.67 | $1,603.20 | $1,652.78 |
Among the most popular Pre-33 Gold coins is the $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. This gold coin was in circulation for nearly 130 years and featured several design changes. The most popular design is the Liberty head featured on this 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin. With only a limited number of certified coins available order yours now at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Arrives in a PCGS protective plastic slab! Issued from 1838 to 1907 in ... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,646.67 | $1,663.82 | $1,715.28 |
The Liberty Head Eagle was the longest-running design in the famous US Eagle gold coin denomination. Introduced in 1838, the Liberty Gold Eagle was produced for circulation use in the United States through 1907. Right now, Pre-33 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coins in certified condition are available to purchase online at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Arrives inside a PCG... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,933.67 | $1,953.81 | $2,014.24 |
Within the US Half Eagle Series of $5 gold coins, the two most unique designs were the Liberty head and Indian Head issues. The final two issues in the collection, each had a distinctive history that makes it worthy of any gold buyers’ collection. Right now, Pre-33 $10 Indian and Liberty Gold Eagle 2-Coin Sets are available to purchase online from JM Bullion. Coin Set... Read More
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| 1+ | $2,618.34 | $2,645.61 | $2,727.44 |
The U.S. Mint started producing $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coins in 1838. Almost 70 years later, in 1907, these coins stopped production. The Liberty Gold Eagle was the second design for $10 Gold Eagles. Since it was minted before the cessation of gold currency in the U.S. in 1933, it is not only rare, but also features a purity of 90.0% that catches the attention of both coll... Read More
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| 1+ | $2,981.67 | $3,012.73 | $3,105.91 |
The US Mint has long produced some of the most sought after gold coins in the world. In fact, when they were producing gold coins throughout much of the mid-19th century, few other mints were doing the same. Of the many gold coins produced during that era, the $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle is one of the perennial favorites. This coin boasts an extremely high level of purity, so much so that it is still just as valuable as an investment vehicle as it is a collector’s item. The rarity of these coins increases daily, so there is no sense in waiting to get your hands on these beautifully crafted US Mint Pre-1933 coins.
Christian Gobrecht’s famous Liberty Head design is found on a number of coins produced by the US Mint around the same time of the California Gold Rush. The coin’s obverse features the profile image of Lady Liberty, her hair loosely curled and adorned with an elegant coronet. The Lady’s coronet is inscribed with the word “Liberty” while 13 stars, said to represent the 13 original US colonies, line the outer edge of the coin’s obverse. The year in which the coin was minted is indicated underneath the image of Lady Liberty.
The coin’s reverse is a derivative of the Great Seal of the United States. It depicts an American eagle clutching both an olive branch and arrows in its talon and sporting a shield across its chest. Above the eagle is a banner which reads “In God We Trust.” The outer edges of the reverse side lay claim to a “United States of America” inscription as well as the $10 face value.
Like so many gold coins produced by the US Mint, the $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle came as a result of the Coinage Act of 1792. Despite this, the first $10 Liberty was not minted until 1838. Shortly after it was minted it became clear that this particular coin was a favorite of the American public; it clearly still is.
The coin retained more or less the same design for a majority of its being minted, though in 1866 the banner above the eagle’s head reading, “In God We Trust” was added due to popular demand in the wake of the American Civil War. This was a key addition to the coin and is one that can still be found on American currency today. The coin was eventually replaced in 1907, however, with the introduction of the $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle.
The last $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle may have made its way out of a US Mint facility for the last time more than 100 years ago, but the coin is still as relevant as ever. Its high (90%) gold content makes it a rational acquisition for investors while its age and rarity make it something most collectors can’t resist. Regardless of why you are a prospective buyer of this coin, the one thing needed to be understood is that these coins are not getting any less rare. With such limited quantities available, and quantities growing more limited by the day, it should come as no surprise when these coins sell out quickly.
When you purchase our $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle coins, your package will be shipped for free and will also be insured against damage or loss. All certified coin editions will be dispatched in their certified plastic slabs while all other coins will be carefully placed in a protective vinyl coin flip. If you have any questions about our selection of $10 Liberty Gold Eagles or any other products, feel free to give us a call at 800-276-6508. You can also send us an email, or even take advantage of our live chat feature.
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