$10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS-62 PCGS (Random)

$10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS-62 PCGS (Random)

$2,172.97

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$10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS-62 PCGS (Random)

The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle coins were designed by Christian Gobrecht and were minted from 1838-1907. Surviving the test of time, these historic coins are still in great shape.

4.8

8 Reviews

100% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: Steve

Date: Jul 31, 2019

Excellent coin and great service from APMEX

Great service from Nicole, received a fantastic $10 liberty gold coin from the 1890s - amazing value and much appreciated.

Posted By: Stax

Date: Apr 3, 2018

Excellent Value, Beautiful Coins

I've been stacking gold and silver bullion with APMEX for years. I simply couldn't ignore the low premiums on pre '33 gold when compared with premiums on other bullion or even foreign gold at sale prices. Happy to collect as many as I can while they're still around.

Posted By: j

Date: Dec 20, 2016

super transaction

outstanding product. super seller.

Posted By: Don

Date: Sep 25, 2016

Pleased With The Purshase

Ordered a higher graded PCGS coin for it's provenance. Beautiful coin, common, but still of very high quality which is the reason I went for an MS-62. Very happy.

Posted By: Anthony

Date: Oct 12, 2014

Great representation of historic value.

Charismatic coin that holds both historic value and high gold content.

Posted By: Duncan

Date: Jul 28, 2010

The buy-sell spread on PCGS $10 seems reasonable and the premium over gold content for a graded coin should limit the downside. I like these and I trust APMEX.

Posted By: Steven

Date: Jul 24, 2010

excellent, much improved.

Posted By: Louis

Date: Jul 23, 2010

$10 Liberty coins provide excellent value realtive to cost. At their current price levels, these coins have good future potential in the MS-62 and MS-63 level. APMEX pre-1933 gold coins are priced very competitively.