(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 6

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...