$10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

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US Mint

$10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

0.4838 oz
.900
US Mint
Pre-1933

Lowest price across 5 dealers+9.54% over spot

$2,188.46per unit at qty 1

Monument Metals

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Dealer prices for $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year) at quantity 1
#	Dealer	Price at qty 1	Premium	They pay you	Offer link
1	Monument Metals	$2,188.46	+$190.51+9.54%	Not published	View offer
2	JM Bullion	$2,194.87	+$196.92+9.86%	$1,994.73spot −0.16%	View offer
3	Apmex	$2,198.70	+$200.75+10.05%	Not published	View offer
4	Bold	$2,298.97	+$301.02+15.07%	Not published	View offer
5	Bullion Exchanges	Out of stock	—	$1,946.09spot −2.60%	Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first

What dealers pay for this product

Best bidJM Bullion$1,994.73spot −0.16%−$6.65/oz
Bullion Exchanges$1,946.09spot −2.60%−$107.19/oz

All 2 buybacks published, of 5 dealers compared · best is 8.85% below the single-unit wire price

About this product

Please note: Label may vary. Year is random.

The $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle MS 61: Liberty in a War Bonnet

Lady Liberty in a Native American war bonnet is the image that defines the $10 Indian Head gold eagle MS 61. This pre-1933 U.S. gold coin is struck in .900 fine gold and contains 0.4838 troy ounces of actual gold weight. PCGS certifies each coin Mint State 61, a grade for coins that never circulated, and the label may vary. The year is random.

Liberty and the Eagle

The obverse features Lady Liberty in profile wearing a Native American war bonnet, with LIBERTY and the year. On the reverse, a proud American eagle clutches a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, along with the denomination. Together, the two sides pair a portrait of national identity with symbols of strength and peace. Because the year is random, your coin may come from any date in the series, but every example carries the same MS 61 grade from PCGS.

Coin Specifications

Actual gold weight: 0.4838 troy oz
Composition: .900 fine gold
Graded MS 61 by PCGS
Face value of $10
Produced by the U.S. Mint
Year: Random

Pricing a Certified Indian Head Eagle

For a certified coin like this, the premium, the amount above the gold spot price, reflects both its 0.4838 troy ounces of gold and its PCGS grade. Bullion Hunters shows published dealer prices together so you can compare it with other 10 dollar gold coin listings and browse the wider range of U.S. gold coins.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much gold is in a $10 Indian Head gold coin?

It contains 0.4838 troy ounces of actual gold weight in a .900 fine alloy. The coin carries a $10 face value and was struck by the U.S. Mint.

What does MS 61 mean?

MS 61 is a Mint State grade, meaning the coin shows no wear from circulation. This $10 Indian Head gold eagle is certified MS 61 by PCGS.

Specifications

Mint: US Mint
Year: Pre-1933
Fineness: .900
Metal weight: 0.4838 oz
Grade: MS 61
Face value: $10

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