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1795 $10 Early Eagle Coin PCGS AU55 13 Leaves - HAT781417026

1795 $10 Early Eagle Coin PCGS AU55 13 Leaves - HAT781417026

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1795 $10 Early Eagle Gold Coin PCGS AU55 – 13 Leaves

Discover a foundational piece of American coinage history with this magnificent 1795 $10 Early Eagle Gold Coin, certified AU55 by PCGS. This scarce "13 Leaves" variety represents one of the United States' inaugural gold denominations, making it a cornerstone for any serious numismatic collection.

A Glimpse into Early American Numismatics

Minted in 1795, this $10 Early Eagle emerges from a pivotal era in American history, just years after the establishment of the United States Mint. As one of the first gold coins authorized by the Coinage Act of 1792, it embodies the young nation's aspirations for economic stability and sovereignty. Designed by Robert Scot, the Chief Engraver of the Mint, these early Eagles were not just currency but powerful symbols of a new republic.

The "13 Leaves" variety, specifically, refers to the number of leaves under the eagle's left wing (on the viewer's right) on the reverse design, distinguishing it from the scarcer "9 Leaves" variant also struck in 1795. This particular example, graded About Uncirculated 55 (AU55) by PCGS, displays considerable detail and luster, offering a remarkable view into its original splendor before extensive circulation.

Key Features of This Historic Gold Coin

  • Denomination: $10 Gold Eagle
  • Metal Content: Gold (91.67% Gold, 8.33% Copper/Silver alloy)
  • Mint Year: 1795
  • Variety: Distinct "13 Leaves" on the reverse design, a key identifier for this specific mintage.
  • Mint Location: Philadelphia (no mint mark, as was customary for early U.S. coins from this mint)
  • Certification: Professionally graded AU55 (About Uncirculated 55) by PCGS Secure Service.
  • PCGS Certification ID: 59847886
  • Rarity: An exceedingly rare coin, especially in this collectible AU55 condition, making it a significant acquisition.
  • Designer: Robert Scot, the first Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint.

Collecting and Preserving Your Numismatic Treasure

Acquiring a coin of this historical magnitude requires careful stewardship. To maintain its superb condition:

  • Handling: Always hold the coin by its edges, preferably with cotton gloves, to prevent oils from your skin from marking its surfaces.
  • Storage: Keep the coin within its secure PCGS holder in a stable environment, away from extreme temperature fluctuations or humidity. Consider a dedicated coin cabinet or a safe deposit box for ultimate protection.
  • Authentication: The PCGS Secure Service certification ensures the coin's authenticity and provides a trusted grade, offering confidence in your acquisition.

Secure This Numismatic Legacy Today

The opportunity to own a 1795 $10 Early Eagle Gold Coin of this caliber is rare. This PCGS AU55 "13 Leaves" variety stands as a tangible link to America's earliest days of coinage. Do not miss your chance to add this extraordinary piece of numismatic heritage to your collection. Secure this historic gold coin today before it is gone.