$10 Indian Gold MS-63 Quality

$10 Indian Gold Coins were struck from 1907 to 1933 and remain in high demand today for several reasons. First is the striking appearance featuring the perfect combination of Lady Liberty and Native American designs that are so prevalent in the history of U.S. coinage. Second, $10 Indians carry about a half-ounce of gold creating the ideal balance of value and high gold weight. Finally, they provide the additional benefits of U.S. Coins struck prior to 1933:

• Extra potential due to their fixed and limited supply
• Increased privacy and safety
• Decreased market volatility
• Adding diversification to modern bullion coins

Mint State-63 (“MS-63”) is the grade, or quality, of these $10 Indian Gold Coins as certified by NGC or PCGS which are the two trusted grading services in the industry. A numerical grade of 60 or higher is uncirculated, or Mint State, quality and MS-63 to MS-66 are “Investment-Grade”. NGC and PCGS seal certified coins in their plastic “slab” like pictured here.

This grade offers an excellent price-point for those diversifying into Pre-1933 Mint State Gold Coins. Please know all coins are PCGS or NGC MS-63 $10 Indians, but specific dates are not available which allows us to offer the best value.

Order online now or call us at 1-800-928-6468 with questions, to discuss preferred dates or grading service, and to learn more about discounts for larger orders packaged in NGC/PCGS 20-coin boxes.