1911-D $10 Indian Gold Eagle MS-62 NGC

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In 1911, the Denver Mint produced a remarkably small run of ten dollar gold coins, striking just 30,100 pieces. This low production makes examples from this specific year and mint location particularly notable for those who appreciate the scarcity of early twentieth-century American coinage. Marked with a distinct 'D' to denote its Denver origin, this coin has survived the decades in exceptional condition, earning a certified grade of Mint State 62 (MS-62). The obverse of this gold piece features a proud profile wearing a traditional feathered headdress, with the date 1911 inscribed below the portrait. The reverse displays a majestic standing eagle, surrounded by the national inscriptions of 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' and the denomination 'TEN DOLLARS'. It also carries the timeless mottos 'IN GOD WE TRUST' and 'E PLURIBUS UNUM'. Minted from 0.4838 troy ounces of 90 percent pure gold, this coin represents a fascinating era of United States metallic art.