The $10 Gold Indian Head Coin, minted from 1907 to 1933, is one of the most iconic and artistic pieces of American coinage. Designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the coin features a unique portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a feathered Native American headdress on the obverse, symbolizing both freedom and respect for Native American heritage. The reverse side presents a majestic bald eagle standing proudly, embodying American strength and resilience. Composed of .900 fine gold, each coin contains nearly half an ounce of pure gold, making it highly valued by collectors and investors alike. The $10 Gold Indian Head Coin’s rarity, striking design, and historical significance continue to capture the admiration of numismatists worldwide, serving as a lasting symbol of early 20th-century America.

Since these coins are over 50 years old, their condition varies, and the minting techniques of the time were not as precise as today. As a result, the coins we offer have a tolerance of up to 1% for both weight and purity, which is standard for coins of this era.

According to the original specifications, each gold coin contains 15.04 grams of gold within a total weight of 16.71 grams, with a gold purity of 90%. However, due to the tolerance, the actual weight and purity may vary slightly within this range. Coins falling within this 1% purity and weight tolerance are considered normal and will not be exchanged.