1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS-65 NGC

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In 1901, the Philadelphia Mint produced a run of 1,718,740 ten-dollar gold pieces, representing a classic era of American coinage. Struck in 90 percent pure gold, each of these substantial coins contains 0.4838 troy ounces of precious metal. Because they were minted in Philadelphia, these specific issues do not carry a mint mark, leaving the focus entirely on the iconic Liberty design. This particular specimen is notable for its outstanding state of preservation. Certified by independent grading experts as Mint State 65 (MS-65), the coin has survived more than a century with its original luster and fine details remarkably intact. The obverse displays the date 1901 beneath the portrait of Liberty, while the reverse features the traditional eagle motif alongside the denomination, abbreviated on the coin as "TEN D."