1907 $10 Indian Gold Eagle - NGC MS62 - No Motto
Acquire a remarkable piece of American numismatic history with this 1907 $10 Indian Gold Eagle. Certified by NGC as Mint State 62 (MS62), this coin represents a significant era in United States coinage, particularly notable as it lacks the "In God We Trust" motto.
Historical Significance
Minted in 1907, this $10 Indian Gold Eagle reflects the artistic vision of Augustus Saint-Gaudens and President Theodore Roosevelt's desire to elevate the beauty of American coinage. Its initial design omitted the motto "In God We Trust," leading to a short period of production before the motto was added later in the year. This "No Motto" variety holds special importance for those interested in the history and evolution of American coin design.
Key Features
- Denomination: $10
- Metal: Gold
- Year: 1907
- Mint Mark: (Usually none, indicating Philadelphia mint)
- Grade: MS62 (Mint State 62)
- Certification: NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation)
- Certification ID: 8523045016
- Rarity: This "No Motto" variety is a prized acquisition.
- Appeal: A beautiful example of early 20th-century American gold coinage.
Collecting Considerations
Handle this certified coin with care, preferably by the edges, to preserve its condition. Store it in a safe, dry place, ideally within its NGC holder, to prevent environmental damage. Always compare the certification number on the holder with NGC's online database to verify authenticity.
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