1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle PCGS MS63 (CAC Approved)

A truly exceptional example of classic American gold coinage, 1901 $10 Liberty Gold Eagle, graded MS63 by PCGS and certified by CAC, exemplifies both beauty and rarity.

Coin Highlights

• Year: 1901

• Denomination: $10 (Eagle)

• Certification: PCGS MS63

• CAC Approved: Yes — green sticker

• Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper

• Diameter: 27 mm

• Weight: 16.718 grams

• Mintage: 1,718,740

• PCGS MS63 Population: 6,366

Historical Significance

The $10 Liberty Gold Eagle, designed by Christian Gobrecht, was first minted in 1838 and became a cornerstone of American gold currency. The term “eagle” not only designates this denomination but also defines the standard by which all other U.S. gold coins are measured.

• The Half Eagle equals half the value of the Eagle.

• The Double Eagle equals twice the value of the Eagle.

This makes the Eagle the benchmark of 19th-century U.S. gold coinage — the bellwether for collectors.

About CAC Approval

Obtaining a CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) sticker signifies that the coin meets the strictest standards within its grade. Gold coins approved by CAC are especially coveted — their quality, originality, and eye appeal exceed expectations for the assigned grade.

Owning a CAC-approved gold Eagle represents a true victory for any numismatist seeking verified excellence.

Market Value

According to the CAC price guide, this coin holds a value of $2,700, reflecting strong collector demand and premium recognition for its high-quality strike and superior preservation.