1926 $10 Indian Head
During times like these, when the economy is turbulent both here in the United States and abroad, Americans should look to purchase vintage U.S. gold coins. These are tangible pieces of our rich history, to be held in your hands and passed on to future generations.
There is no greater example of this than the 1926 $10 Indian Head gold coin. As a major part of early 20th-century American currency, this coin, also known as the Indian Head Eagle, was first minted in 1907 under the guidance of President Theodore Roosevelt, who dreamed of American currency that was so beautiful it could be compared to ancient Roman coins. Roosevelt commissioned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens to design a new $10 gold coin, which led to the creation of one of the most celebrated coin designs in U.S. history.
The Indian Head $10 coin features an image of Lady Liberty wearing a Native American feathered headdress on the obverse, symbolizing the American spirit and unity. The reverse of the coin depicts a majestic bald eagle standing proudly, symbolizing strength and freedom. Saint-Gaudens’ design was revolutionary at the time, both for its artistic beauty and its departure from traditional numismatic design.
These vintage 1926 $10 Indians have been meticulously selected for you. Each coin has been graded MS62 by NGC or PCGS and is secured in a scratch resistant holder for its protection.
As years pass and the number of these coins decreases, demand will continue to rise. Collectors and investors recognize their historic and numismatic value and know this will far surpass contemporary gold bullion.
Secure your 1926 $10 Indian Head NGC MS62 coin today. Supplies are limited with only 65 coins available. Call today to get yours before they’re gone!
