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This 1932 Indian Head Gold Eagle $10 graded NGC MS 64 CAC is a magnificent addition to any elite American numismatic collection. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the final years of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' revolutionary design, this coin represents one of the last collectible dates of the series prior to the Gold Reserve Act of 1934. Graded Choice Uncirculated MS 64 by NGC and verified by CAC for high-end technical quality and outstanding eye appeal, this coin exhibits sharp striking details from the feathers in Liberty's headdress to the proud standing eagle on the reverse. Coupled with intense, blazing honey-gold mint luster, frosted surfaces, and excellent eye appeal, this late-date gold survivor is a true numismatic masterpiece.
Key Features:
Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 90% fine gold, representing one of the final circulating gold issues before the 1933 recall.
Certified and graded MS 64 by NGC and verified by CAC for exceptional technical quality and original surfaces.
Features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' celebrated obverse design showcasing Lady Liberty wearing a Native American feathered headdress.
Coin Features:
NGC graded MS 64 CAC (Choice Uncirculated with CAC Verification)
Known as a 1932 Indian Head Gold Eagle $10 (United States)
Obverse: Features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' profile portrait of Liberty wearing a Native American war bonnet surrounded by 13 stars, with the date 1932 below.
Reverse: Displays a majestic bald eagle standing on a sheaf of arrows entwined with an olive branch, surrounded by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, IN GOD WE TRUST, and TEN DOLLARS.
This is an NGC graded coin with CAC verification. You will receive the coin pictured. You are purchasing a 1932 Indian Head Gold Eagle $10 graded NGC MS 64 CAC. This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.
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