1907 $10 ROLLED EDGE MS63 NGC STAR *

The 1907 $10 Indian Head “Rolled Edge,” Judd-1903, stands as one of the most consequential experimental issues in American numismatics, born from the collaboration between Augustus Saint-Gaudens and President Theodore Roosevelt during the Renaissance of American Coinage, and representing a brief but pivotal transitional phase between Saint-Gaudens’ original high-relief vision and the final, lower-relief circulation design. With an approximate mintage of just 42 pieces released to select institutions, officials, and collectors, they are never available for under $500,000. This NGC MS63★ survivor exemplifies the finest qualities of the issue, combining technical precision with exceptional visual presence: both obverse and reverse are awash in radiant, satiny luster that rolls smoothly across rich honey-gold and orange-gold surfaces, with subtle tonal modulation lending depth and warmth to the fields. The distinctive rolled rim frames both sides with a sculptural softness that enhances the medallic character of the design, reinforcing Saint-Gaudens’ artistic intent. Eye appeal is exceptional, justifying the NGC Star designation, and preservation is remarkable given the issue’s experimental origins and handling history - given some hairlines remain on this coin - one cant be too pick with one unless ready to spend half a million. With only about 41 examples accounted for today—many permanently held in museums or tightly held collections—no public auction records for MS63, and a PCGS Price Guide valuation of $350,000, the 1907 Rolled Edge Indian Eagle remains a cornerstone rarity: a coin that unites aesthetic brilliance, extreme scarcity, and historic significance in a single, museum-caliber artifact of early 20th-century American gold.

NGC Cert Verification #3462693-001/63

• PCGS Price Guide - $350,000
• PCGS POP - 2/51
• NGC POP - 1/21
• PCGS Coin# - 8851