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Auction 416 | Lot 4001 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1932 $10 MS64 PCGS. This carefully preserved gold type coin is bathed in vivacious luster, and displays intense lemon patina. A few wispy grazes are inevitable for the MS64 level, but these are only detected upon thorough evaluation. The 1932 eagle is the sole collectible gold issue from the 1930s. Encased in a green label holder.

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Auction 416 | Lot 4701 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
1923-D $20 MS66★ NGC. Potent luster, clean surfaces, and rich apricot coloration confirm the NGC Star designation. The strike is penetrating save for the lowest stars. The 1923-D is the most available of the branch mint issues from the twenties, although it is several times scarcer than the 1924. Census: 45 in 66★ , 1 finer (7/06). (PCGS# 9176)

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Auction 416 | Lot 3888 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS61 NGC. An affordable example of this popular first-year type. A gouge on the Indian's cheek, microscopic granular evidence of contact in the fields, and a somewhat soft strike constitute the grade of this lustrous honey-gold piece.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3889 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Motto MS62 ANACS. The lustrous peach-gold surfaces have pale green accents. Minor abrasions appear in the fields and on the well struck devices.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3890 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS. A highly lustrous and pleasing example with a bold strike and well preserved fields. A couple of abrasions on the portrait's chin serve to limit the grade. No Motto eagles were only issued for two years.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3891 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS62 PCGS. The sharply struck obverse has orange-gold on its surfaces, while the reverse is green-gold. Both sides have lustrous fields that host numerous small marks.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3892 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS62 NGC. This yellow-orange coin has subtle, satiny luster. Some abrasions, including three small parallel ones on the Indian's cheek, limit the grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3893 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS62 NGC. A pleasing Mint State example that will prove of interest to both date and type collectors. The surfaces are fully lustrous with a hint of green-gold color.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3894 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS63 PCGS. Of the three No Motto issues for this series, the 1907 No Periods is the most popular choice for type collectors, not just because the mintage was the highest of the three, but also due to the remarkable luster that most of the coins possess. This lemon-yellow piece is no exception; it has strong luster, though the obverse lacks some detail on the hair. Abrasions on the bonnet and cheek partly define the grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3895 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS64 PCGS. The bright, sparkling mint luster is only interrupted by a few tiny contact marks on the obverse that separate this beauty from a full-blown Gem. Sharply defined with rich orange-gold coloration. The reverse is essentially pristine, and choice for the grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3896 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1907 $10 No Periods MS65 PCGS. This is the third design for Augustus Saint-Gaudens' ten dollar gold piece in 1907. First came the experimental Wire Rim, followed by the Rolled Edge strikings. The final, adopted design (seen here) has a determinant rim, and the design was suitable for the needs of commercial production and use. What normally distinguishes the regular-issue tens of 1907 is their unusually strong luster, and this beautiful coin has loads of it. Thick mint frost covers each side, virtually unaffected by abrasions of any size. Soft golden patina further enhances the appeal.
From The Troy Wiseman Collection.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3897 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 No Motto MS61 NGC. A softly lustrous yellow-green eagle with some central striking weakness. The fields and devices have myriad tiny marks that define the grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3898 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 No Motto MS61 NGC. A few light marks are evenly distributed on both sides of this Mint State No Motto eagle with nothing so distracting as to draw the eye. The color is a consistent yellow-gold throughout.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3899 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS. From an original mintage of just 33,500 pieces comes this pretty example, yellow-gold with copper spots to the left of the headdress. The obverse fields are quite clean for the grade, though the center displays typical striking weakness. A lustrous piece that has minor marks scattered over the surfaces.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3900 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 No Motto MS62 NGC. The central obverse and reverse design details are weakly defined as usual for this issue. Both sides have lovely rose-gold color and frosty luster.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3901 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 No Motto MS64 PCGS. The 1908 No Motto coins were issued before the uproar over the omission of IN GOD WE TRUST forced Congress and President Theodore Roosevelt to accede to the wishes of the American people and return the motto to coinage. This luscious near-Gem offers orange-gold surfaces that have tinges of hazel on the highpoints. The luster is coruscating and vibrant, and the eye appeal is high. This issue is elusive in Gem condition. Certified in a green-label holder.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3902 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908-D $10 No Motto MS62 NGC. A pleasing orange-gold example that displays hints of light green undertones and adequately struck motifs. A few scattered abrasions, including an inoffensive linear mark in the upper left obverse field, define the grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3903 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908-D $10 No Motto MS64 NGC. Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth, in their Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins 1795-1933, comment about this issue, "As a date this issue does not command the respect it deserves. One of the probable reasons for the lack of high end coins is the dull luster and weaker strikes so often encountered for this date -- factors required to earn a gem grade by the grading services." And so it is with this coin. The luster is dull, almost matte in quality, and satiny. The strike is on the weak side, particularly on the hair over Liberty's ear. The overall effect, however, is quite appealing, with the soft, satin luster combining with peach-gold color for nice effect. The surfaces are minimally abraded, with the most notable being a mark on Liberty's neck above the 9 in the date.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3904 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS61 NGC. A fully lustrous example of this date with only a scratch in the left obverse field preventing a higher grade.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3905 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS61 NGC. Orange-yellow with pale green accents. This piece is nicely struck with pleasing luster, though assorted marks appear in the fields.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3906 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS62 NGC. This thoroughly lustrous honey-gold Indian eagle has outstanding eye appeal, since the fields and devices lack the expected handling marks. There is minor bluntness of detail on the eagle's shoulder and on the center of the eagle's neck.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3907 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS62 NGC. Ebullient luster sweeps the unblemished green-gold fields and devices. A small depression on the obverse rim at 9 o'clock is of little concern.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3908 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS62 PCGS. The exposed Indian's cheek and the left obverse field show a few moderate abrasions, but the brilliant luster over the golden-yellow surfaces partially compensates. The first year of the With Motto Indian eagles.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3912 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS63 PCGS. Over the objections of outgoing President Theodore Roosevelt, the motto "In God We Trust" was placed on the eagle and double eagle in 1908, creating two varieties for each denomination for that date. Soft luster glows on the yellow-green surfaces, and the design elements are sharply impressed. Minute abrasions are noted on the Indian's cheek, though these have little impact on the overall eye appeal.

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Auction 416 | Lot 3913 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1908 $10 Motto MS64 NGC. The original mintage for this premier With Motto issue was a fairly modest 341,602 pieces, and an appreciable quantity of Uncirculated pieces was saved. However, even at the Choice level of preservation, an '08 Motto eagle can be a difficult issue to locate. This outstanding example has warm yellow-gold mint frost that is very attractive. A couple of slide marks are seen on the portrait's cheek.

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