1839/8 $10 TYPE OF 1838 XF45 PCGS CAC

The 1839/8 Liberty Head Eagle – Type of 1838 is among the most sought after date for this short-lived and elusive subtype. With a modest mintage of just 25,801 pieces, the 1839/8 is rare in all grades and highly coveted for its position as the final issue of the “Type of 1838” design. The coin exhibits exceptional eye appeal, with the obverse bathed in warm honey-gold luster, accented by rose and copper-orange peripheral toning, while apricot and russet-red hues softly frame the reverse eagle. Smooth, velvety surfaces show minimal abrasions and retain satiny luster with light cartwheel movement, and the strike is remarkably bold. We personally believe this coin should GOLD CAC. It has sufficient luster and exceptionally both on the surface, strike and color. With a CAC population of 3 in this grade and only 10 finer, this is an important coin for all Type Collectors. This coin represents an elite opportunity for early gold specialists or type collectors seeking a piece that unites historical rarity, visual impact, and condition census significance.

PCGS Cert Verification #21616702