1915-P $10 Indian Gold Eagle NGC MS65 Blazing Orange Gold Gem, A Sleeper Rarity new listing

1915-P $10 Indian Gold Eagle NGC MS65 Blazing Orange Gold Gem, A Sleeper Rarity new listing1915 P $10 Indian Head Gold NGC MS65 Graded over 20 years ago, this MS65 Gem is nicer than many MS65 Indians graded by todays standards. The economic uncertainties of World War I caused the U. S. Mint to drastically curtail the production of gold coins during that conflict. As a result, the 1915 Indian eagle was the last ten dollar gold piece struck at the Philadelphia Mint until 1926. A lower than expected mintage of 351,000 eagles was produced in

The Finest Known From 1711

The most important reform attributed to Croesus was the introduction of a bimetallic coinage in gold and silver

This Gold Octodrachm paid special homage to his dead father

PTOLEMAIC EGYPT

are thought to be symbolic of “strength and power” (lion) and “fertility” (bull)

AD 161–180

which included Double Eagles and Half Eagles

850 years ago

which are typically produced as an alloy with copper in order to increase the hardness of the metal

Lovely well centered

unmistakable and bold

Denarius struck after April 46 BC at a North African mint