1863-YB Peru Gold 10 Soles AU-55 PCGS

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Struck in 1863, this Peruvian gold coin carries a face value of 10 Soles and contains 0.3798 troy ounces of pure gold. It represents a fascinating era of South American coinage, minted with a fineness of 0.900 gold. This specific specimen has been certified as AU-55, indicating it remains in About Uncirculated condition with much of its original detail beautifully preserved. The obverse of the coin displays the national coat of arms of Peru, featuring flagged arms beneath a small wreath, all framed by delicate sprigs with the year 1863 positioned at the bottom. The reverse depicts a classic representation of a seated Liberty, a powerful symbol of freedom and sovereignty. Legible inscriptions on the coin include the country name, REPUBLICA PERUANA, alongside the denomination 10 SOLES, the mint location of LIMA, and the traditional motto FIRME Y FELIZ POR LA UNION.