1878-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle - A Carson City Rarity
Acquire a tangible piece of American history with this 1878-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle. Struck at the historic Carson City Mint, this coin holds significant allure for numismatists and collectors alike. Its gold content and well-preserved condition make it a desirable addition to any collection.
Historical Significance
The Liberty Gold Eagle, designed by Christian Gobrecht, was a prominent coin of the late 19th century. The Carson City Mint, operating from 1870 to 1893, produced coins that are now highly sought after due to their relatively low mintages and connection to the Wild West era. This 1878-CC example represents a fascinating chapter in American coinage history, embodying the spirit of the Gold Rush and westward expansion.
Key Features
- Denomination: $10 (Ten Dollars)
- Metal: Gold
- Mint Mark: CC (Carson City)
- Year: 1878
- Grade: PCGS XF45 (Extremely Fine 45)
- Certification: PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) Secure – Certification ID: 25672764, Coin Number: 8681
- Rarity: The "CC" mint mark signifies its origin from the Carson City Mint, increasing its appeal among collectors.
- Condition: The XF45 grade indicates a coin with moderate wear, retaining considerable detail and eye appeal.
Collecting Considerations
When handling this gold coin, it is recommended to use cotton gloves to prevent fingerprints and oils from damaging its surface. Store it in a protective holder or display case designed for coins to maintain its condition. Authenticating rare coins is crucial; the PCGS certification provides assurance of its authenticity and grade. The PCGS Secure holder offers additional protection against tampering.
Add this Carson City Gold Eagle to Your Collection Today!
Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional 1878-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle. Its historical significance, gold content, and certified condition make it a valuable asset. Secure this prized coin for your collection while it's still available!
