(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 6

1876-CC $10 VF35 PCGS.<p>Rare in XF, this pleasing VF will certainly be seen as representing good value for the collector of rare date gold. T...

1876-S $10 XF45 PCGS.<p>Only 5,000 pieces were struck of the 1876-S Eagle, which gives it the second lowest mintage of all S-mint Tens, behind...

1877-S $10 AU50 ICG.<p>Myriad small contact marks are seen in the fields on each side. A lightly circulated example of this scarcer S-mint Eag...

1878 $10 MS64 PCGS.<p>Ex: Bass. Production of Eagles at the Philadelphia Mint increased from 817 pieces in 1877 to 73,800 coins in 1878. Survi...

1878-S $10 AU55 NGC.<p>The '78-S Ten is a very elusive Ten Dollar Liberty and is generally unavailable in any grade. A couple of dozen AU ...

1880 $10 MS62 NGC.<p>Typically abraded for the grade, subtle orange-golden color is seen on each side. Important notice: We expect to be auct...

1880-O $10 AU53 ANACS.<p>Among O-mint eagles, this underrated issue is easily as scarce as the 1850-O, 1860-O, 1881-O, and 1882-O. This partia...

1880-O $10 AU58 NGC.<p>The '80-O is and underrated O-mint Eagle, and is comparable in overall scarcity to better known issues such as the ...

1881 $10 MS62 Uncertified, reddish-gold in color; 1893 MS60 Uncertified, baggy with modest brightness in the fields; and a 1932 AU58 Uncertified, well

1881-CC $10--Scratched--ANACS.<p>XF Details, Net VF20. A group of tiny scratches show around the lower bust and date area. A moderately scarce...