1907 $10 LIBERTY

Description

Choice Proof 1970 Liberty Ten Dollar

1907 PR 64 PCGS. A rare date as a proof with only 74 pieces struck in this final year of issue for the Liberty ten dollar. Of that number, Akers estimates that perhaps 25-30 still exist, while Breen states that some 30-35 may still be extant. High grade examples are especially elusive. This is a very attractive, high-end piece that shows virtually no field-to-device contrast which is normal for proofs struck during the early 1900s. Deeply reflective, this choice specimen presents a bright yellow-gold appearance with some haziness, and a few hairlines scattered about (mostly on the obverse).

Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 28GE, PCGS# 8847, Greysheet# 9738)

Weight: 16.72 grams

Metal: 90% Gold, 10% Copper

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