1862-S $10 Liberty Head Eagle PCGS VF25

This 1862-S $10 Liberty Head Eagle stands as a true testament to American numismatics and is sure to impress any collector or investor. This coin has been expertly preserved by PCGS at a VF25 grade, ensuring its quality for years to come. This particular example hails from the San Francisco Mint and is a prime example of the craftsmanship and care that went into the minting process over a century ago.

With a population of just two coins at this grade level and 53 higher, this coin is incredibly rare and highly sought after by those in the numismatic community. Its scarcity and beauty make it an ideal addition to any collection, while its historical significance makes it a wise investment choice.

At a weight of 16.718 grams and a diameter of 27mm, this $10 Liberty Head Eagle has a rich golden hue and features the classic design by Christian Gobrecht that graced many American coins of the mid-1800s. The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with the word "LIBERTY," while the reverse portrays an eagle clasping arrows and an olive branch in its talons.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this 1862-S $10 Liberty Head Eagle is not to be missed. With a mintage of just 12,500 coins and an unknown number of survivors, this piece of American history is truly one of a kind. Don't hesitate to add this stunning example to your collection or portfolio today.