1884-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle AU-58 NGC

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The Carson City Mint holds a legendary status in American numismatics, known for producing coins in relatively small quantities right near the source of the silver and gold discoveries in Nevada. In 1884, this frontier facility struck a mere 9,925 of the ten dollar gold pieces, making any surviving specimen a compelling find for those who appreciate the tangible remnants of the Old West. This specific ten dollar denomination, often called the Liberty Gold Eagle, is composed of 90 percent gold, containing just under half an ounce of the precious metal (0.4838 troy ounces). The obverse displays the classic representation of Liberty, with the year 1884 clearly visible at the base of the design. This historic coin has been certified in About Uncirculated 58 (AU-58) condition. Surviving the decades with most of its original detail intact, it bears the famous 'CC' mint mark on the reverse, a tiny stamp that instantly connects this gold piece to the bustling, historic Nevada mint during a vibrant era of American expansion.