$10 Indian gold coins, MS62

Common date $10 Indian gold coins in choice uncirculated Mint State 62 condition are an excellent value in today's market. Combining true scarcity, a popular design, and constant collector demand, they provide solid leverage to the gold market at a very low price

Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the famous American sculptor who also designed the celebrated $20 gold coin that bears his name, $10 Indians feature a classic portrait of Liberty in a Native American war bonnet on the obverse and a majestic American Eagle on the reverse.

True scarcity, high value

Minted from 1907 to 1933, $10 Indians were produced by the millions but almost all were heavily used as currency. In uncirculated MS62, they are quite scarce today and remain a constant favorite among collectors and investors because of their large size, fascinating design, and exceptional beauty.

Out of an original mintage of nearly 15 million, only 69,588 survivors are known in choice Mint State 62 condition (PCGS + NGC, 12/18/09). Their surviving population is almost half of their brethren $10 Liberty in MS62, yet they cost relatively little more in today's market.

Gold is enjoying its most aggressive and sustained bull market in a quarter-century. Experts are predicting gold prices as high as $1,500 to $2,000 in coming years. We urge you to take advantage of this temporary buying opportunity to increase your core position with these classic coins. When gold breaks out again, you'll be glad you did!

Key Benefits
• Only 69,588 coins survive in certified MS62. This true scarcity can provide added leverage to a rising gold price.
• Excellent value. Combines low prices and relatively low risk with strong upside potential.
• Private, secure, and liquid. As collectible coins, they are non-reportable to the IRS and exempt from governmental confiscation. And because they are in constant demand worldwide, they offer very easy liquidity.

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