1903 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle MS-66 PCGS

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In 1903, the Philadelphia Mint produced a limited run of 125,830 gold eagle coins. Lacking any mint mark, these ten dollar pieces represent the classic United States gold coinage of the early twentieth century, struck from 90 percent pure gold with a precious metal content of 0.4838 troy ounces. This specific coin has survived the decades in an extraordinary state of preservation, earning a high grade of Mint State 66 (MS-66) from a professional grading service. At this level of preservation, the intricate details of the Liberty design and the reverse heraldic eagle remain incredibly sharp, offering a vivid window into the craftsmanship of the era. The inscriptions on this ten dollar piece include the date of manufacture, 1903, on the obverse. The reverse displays the traditional national identification, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, alongside the denomination expressed as TEN D.