1910 $10 MS65+ PCGS CAC EX HARBOR VIEW

Swirling mint luster brings this 1910 Indian eagle’s satiny orange-gold surfaces to life. The fields are remarkably smooth for a ten-dollar gold coin, appearing virtually free of distracting contact and giving the piece an exceptionally fresh, well-preserved look. The combination of luminous color, crisp design elements, and CAC approval makes this GEM example shine in hand. The Philadelphia Mint struck 318,500 business strikes and 204 proofs in 1910; the supplied survival estimate for the issue is approximately 16,750. The supplied PCGS Price Guide is $12,500, with a reported PCGS population of 6 in grade and 38 finer; the supplied CAC figure records 17 finer. For a collector seeking a sharply struck, notably clean Indian eagle, this CAC-endorsed coin offers the quality and eye appeal that distinguish a superior type example. No MS65+ PCGS CAC has ever sold. In fact even no MS65 PCGS CAC has sold in a decade! Do not miss an important opportunity. The last MS66 PCGS CAC sold for $31,200 4 years ago 07/22 HA.

Pedigree:

The Christopher Peck Collection of Indian Eagles

PCGS Cert Verification #25351872

• PCGS Price Guide -$12,500
• PCGS POP -6/38
• CAC Price Guide - $12,000 (for MS65)
• CAC POP - 17 Finer
• PCGS Coin# 8865