(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 6

1905-S $10 AU58 NGC.<p>Moderately scarce overall and seldom seen above AU. This is an original coin with just the slightest bit of friction in...

1905-S $10 MS62 NGC.<p>A more challenging issue to locate in Mint State than the 1879-S, 1885-S, and 1898-S, the 1905-S (369,250 pieces produc...

1871 $10 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS.<p>This is a date that is very seldom seen in either business strike or proof format. Only 1,790 business strike...

1876 $10 PR63 NGC.<p>Although the production of proof Tens increased to 45 pieces in 1876 (from 20 the year before), the number of survivors i...

1902 $10 PR65 PCGS.<p>This century-old proof issue is one of the most available of the Liberty Ten Dollar type. That said, however, there are...

1907 $10 Wire Rim MS66 NGC.<p>Debate still rages over whether or not these coins were produced as proofs or business strikes. Either way, they...

1907 $10 Rolled Edge MS66 PCGS.<p>Unlike the 1907 Wire Rim, the similarly dated Rolled Edge delivery was intended for general circulation. To ...

1907 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS, green-gold in color with a few moderate abrasions on the obverse portrait; and a 1932 MS62 PCGS, well struck with a smatt

1907 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS.<p>Sufficiently lustrous for the grade, both sides are originally preserved with nicely defined features. Importa...

1907 $10 No Motto MS63 PCGS.<p>The warmly colored, orange-gold features exhibit bold striking definition for the issue. The surfaces are lustr...

1907 $10 No Motto MS64 PCGS.<p>The final Indian Eagle design of 1907, the No Motto (also known as the No Periods design) was produced to the e...

1907 $10 No Motto MS64 NGC.<p>This is a flashy near-Gem Indian Eagle, with vivid, attractive yellow-green color. The fields when viewed under ...

1908-D $10 No Motto AU55 ANACS.<p>Terrific luster and color, being just the slightest friction on the portrait from Mint State quality.From th...

1908-D $10 No Motto MS62 NGC.<p>This coin presents remarkably well for the grade, especially since there are few sizeable abrasions. Modest ca...

1908 $10 Motto MS64 NGC.<p>This olive-gold example is free of bothersome striking incompleteness. Both sides are satiny in luster quality with...

1908 $10 Motto MS65 NGC.<p>The first P-mint issue of the Motto type, the 1908 has an original mintage of 341,602 pieces. This issue is anythin...

1908-S $10 AU58 ANACS.<p>A low mintage scarcity in the Ten Dollar Indian series, one of just 59,850 pieces struck. This piece is original and ...

1909-D $10--Cleaned--ANACS.<p>Unc Details, Net AU55. The portrait appears to be the primary target of the cleaning, while the reverse came awa...

1909-D $10 MS62 PCGS.<p>This D-mint example is a little lackluster on the obverse with reddish-gold coloration. Boldly detailed, both sides ex...

1910 $10 Eagle AU58 Uncertified, both sides exhibit orange-red patina with a few toning spots on the reverse; and an 1897 Double Eagle MS61 Uncertifie

1910-D $10 AU58 ANACS, the copper-gold surfaces are lightly abraded, a strike through (as struck) is noted in the left obverse field; and a 1913 AU58

1910-D $10 MS65 NGC.<p>With a sizeable mintage of 2.3 million coins, it is little wonder that the 1910-D is the most common branch mint issue ...

1910-S $10 AU58 PCGS, well frosted with remarkably few distractions for a circulated example; and a 1916-S AU55 ANACS, the partially lustrous features

1910-S $10 MS60 Uncertified; and a 1912-S MS60 Uncertified.<p>Both coins are richly colored with bold overall striking definition. A BU qualit...

1910-S $10 MS64 PCGS.<p>In terms of total number of coins known, the 1910-S is the most common S-mint Indian Eagle after the 1916-S. Although ...

1911 $10 MS65 NGC.<p>After the 1926 and 1932, the 1911 is the most common Eagle of this type. This is a richly frosted and deeply colored exam...

1911-D $10 MS61 NGC.<p>A key date in the Indian Eagle series, the 1911-D (30,100 pieces produced) is also one of the rarest 20th century gold ...

1913-S $10--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS.<p>Unc Details, Net AU55. The satiny luster if just a bit "off" from the cleaning and a hairli...

1914 $10 MS63 ICG.<p>The well frosted surfaces are mostly orange-gold in appearance. Both sides are well struck, the scattered abrasions are c...

1914-D $10 MS65 NGC.<p>This is the first of two Gem quality examples of this conditionally scarce Denver Mint Indian Ten. Both sides display s...

1914-D $10 MS65 PCGS.<p>The 1914-D (343,500 pieces produced) is more difficult to locate in grades above the MS63 level than the 1909, 1914, a...

1914-S $10 MS60 ANACS.<p>Frosty green-gold surfaces with the expected quantity of small to medium sized abrasions. The '14-S Ten Dollar is...

1914-S $10 MS65 PCGS.<p>The San Francisco Mint produced 208,000 Eagles in 1914, a respectable total that explains why collectors will have lit...

1915 $10 MS61 NGC; and a 1926 MS61 NGC.<p>Both coins exhibit warm orange-gold patina with typically abraded surfaces for the MS61 level of pre...

1915-S $10 MS61 NGC.<p>Both sides are sharply impressed over all but the highest points of the design. The richly colored, orange-gold surface...

1915-S $10 MS64 PCGS.<p>While the 1920-S and 1930-S are better known rarities, the 1915-S is one of the great condition rarities in the Ten Do...

1916-S $10 MS61 NGC.<p>The orange-gold surfaces are satiny in finish with an otherwise bold strike that wanes slightly over the eagle's sh...

1916-S $10 MS67 PCGS.<p>We have not handled a finer 1916-S Indian Eagle in recent memory, and we doubt whether more than one or two coins can ...

1920-S $10--Repaired, Whizzed--ANACS.<p>AU Details, Net VF20. A very rare issue in all grades, some believe the '20-S to be even more elus...

1920-S $10 MS64 PCGS.<p>No important offering of Indian Eagles would be complete without a representative of the 1920-S. Along with the 1930-S...

1926 $10 MS63 NGC.<p>The richly frosted, deeply colored features exhibit a lovely reddish-gold sheen. Both sides are well impressed. There is ...

1930-S $10 MS64 NGC.<p>The 1930-S Eagle is not only one of most prized issues in the series of Ten Dollar Indians, but indeed in all of 20th c...

1932 $10 MS62 ANACS.<p>This is a well struck and frosty example whose orange-gold surfaces are moderately abraded, especially on the obverse.F...

1932 $10 MS63 PCGS.<p>Well frosted throughout with variegated shades of reddish-gold color and scattered abrasions on the reverse. Important ...

1932 $10 MS65 PCGS.<p>Lustrous and remarkably clean for the issue with a slight accent of reddish patina over each side. Important notice: We...

1851 $20--Cleaned--ANACS.<p>AU Details, Net XF45. Both sides are green-gold in sheen with light wear and numerous small abrasions. Glossy unde...

1851-O $20 AU53 ICG.<p>Of the 13 double eagle issues from the New Orleans Mint, survivors of the 315,000 pieces produced in 1851 are encounter...

1852-O $20 MS62 PCGS.<p>The 1852-O (190,000 pieces produced) is the most common of the 1850-1852 Double Eagles from the New Orleans Mint. Of c...

1853 $20 AU55 ANACS.<p>This pleasing example retains ample evidence of a frosty finish. The golden-rose features are boldly, if not sharply de...

1854 $20 Small Date MS60 NGC.<p>Rarer than the preceding four P-mint Double Eagles, the 1854 was produced to the extent of 757,899 pieces. Thi...