These pre-33 Gold coins are a better value than most modern day 1/2 oz Gold bullion coins. Add this affordable coin to your investment portfolio today.
Coin Highlights: - Contains .4838 oz of Gold.
- Multiples of 20 are packaged in plastic tubes. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
- Obverse: Shows Liberty, facing left, encircled by 13 stars with the word "Liberty" on her hair band.
- Reverse: Features a heraldic eagle with a shield on its breast. Surrounding the eagle is "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and the denomination.
- Designed by Christian Gobrecht and minted from 1838-1907.
- U.S. Mint issue from the following mints: Philadelphia, Carson City, Denver, New Orleans or San Francisco.
Protect your $10 Liberty Gold Eagle with this
clear plastic capsule or display it in style by adding an attractive
presentation box or
coin bezel to your order.
Many of these coins have been melted over the years, adding collectability to a classic Gold coin design. Enhance your collection by adding this $10 Liberty Gold Eagle to your cart today!
Dates on these random year coins will be of our choosing and may or may not vary, determined by stock on hand.
Buy Liberty Gold coins for their numismatic and investor value to add to your holdings.
When you buy U.S. Mint Gold coins, you are not paying the Gold spot price, instead you pay a premium Gold coin price. The price of Gold coins includes not only the raw Gold value, or the spot price, but also incorporates the cost of fabrication, distribution and a minimal dealer fee. Gold coins, like the Liberty Gold Eagle, also include numismatic, or collector value in the price, which may be influenced by historical value, beauty, rarity and mintage. Gold Eagle coins stand out because they have historical value and are more rare (due to many being melted down over the years), but these Gold coins still offer an affordable price so you can own a piece of history
Buy Gold in several different forms and understand the differences.
You can buy Gold coins, rounds or bars, each with a different premium over spot price. U.S. Mint Gold coins, and other sovereign Gold coins, are produced by government mints and exceed not only the face value of the coin, but the current price of Gold, due to their numismatic, or collector, value. In contrast to Liberty Gold Eagle and other coins, Gold bars have little to no numismatic value, so they have the least markup over Gold spot price, making them ideal for investors not interested in historical value or beauty. Not to be confused with Gold Eagle coins, Gold rounds have more in common with Gold bars, with similar markups and both are typically manufactured by private mints.
The Liberty Head Gold Eagle was introduced in 1838, after a 34-year suspension of the U.S. Mint producing a $10 Gold coin.
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