1894 Liberty Head $10 Gold Eagle PCGS MS63

Why add this 1894 Liberty Head Gold Eagle coin to your collection of precious metals?

The Liberty Head Gold Eagle series was introduced by the U.S. Mint in 1838. The coin was produced annually for close to seventy years, until 1907, with very little change to the iconic designs created by the Mint's third Chief Engraver, Christian Gobrecht.

• This Liberty Head Gold Eagle coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint more than 125 years ago, in 1894.
• The coin is minted from 0.48375 Troy oz. of .900 fine gold with a diameter of 27 mm.
• The coin is certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS).
• Final mintage is determined to be 2,470,735 coins.

Stunning Personification of Liberty

Obverse: A left facing image of a young Lady Liberty is centered on the obverse, with a "LIBERTY" inscribed headband accenting her elegantly styled hair. The portrait is surrounded by thirteen six-pointed stars representing the original colonies, with the date of issue "1894" below.

Reverse: Featured on the reverse is a bald eagle grasping three arrows and an olive branch, beneath a rippling banner emblazoned with the national motto "IN GOD WE TRUST." The inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and the denomination "TEN D." surround the heraldic image.

Sensational Mint State 63

This 1894 Liberty Head $10 Gold Eagle coin was submitted to PCGS for authentication and review. The coin was awarded the grade of Mint State 63 for its sharp strike, impressive amount of original Mint luster and magnificent eye appeal. The coin is presented in a sonically sealed PCGS protective holder with a certification label.

This beautifully struck 1894 Liberty Head Gold Eagle $10 coin will make an exceptional addition to your collection!