$10 Liberty Gold Coins

If you're looking for a great buy on gold coins, then take a look at these $10 Liberty gold coins dating in the 1800's to 1907. These are classic U.S. Mint gold coins at a low, low price that offer collectors an historic design and nearly a half ounce of pure gold.

Every one has been hand-picked by our Buying Trust for great eye appeal and date in the 1800's, mostly in the 1890's.

Official Specifications

Х By law, each $10 Liberty gold coin contains .48375 troy ounces of pure gold and is about an inch in diameter.

Х The $10 Liberty front displays the "Liberty Coronet" design introduced in 1838. The bust of Miss Liberty appears with a crown surrounded by 13 stars for the original 13 colonies.

Х The reverse is a majestic bald eagle, sculpted in the style of early Americana, firmly clutching the olive branch of peace in one talon and the arrows of war in the other.

Each of these $10 Liberty gold coins are in Brilliant Uncirculated MS-63 condition and are certified by NGC or PCGS. We feel the $10 Liberty gold coins are a great, low priced way to get started collecting Pre-1933 U.S. gold coins.

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