by Change MiramarUS 10 Dollars
United States · 900 ‰
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Specifications
| Fine weight | 15,05 g |
| Gross weight | 16,72 g |
| Fineness | 900 ‰ |
| Diameter | 27,0 mm |
| Thickness | 2,0 mm |
| Country | United States |
| Face value | 10 US Dollars |
| Design | Liberty, Indian |
| Minted | Liberty Head from 1838 to 1907, Indian Head from 1908 to 1933 |
| Mintage | > 37 M |
| Condition | Very Fine or better, undamaged |
Tax on resale (France)
Either a flat tax of 11.5% on the sale price, or a tax on the actual capital gain with an allowance for each year of ownership, on presentation of the invoice. General information, to be confirmed with your tax adviser. Read the guide on gold taxation (in French).
How collection works
You choose the branch when you order. We send you a text message when the order is ready. You collect it on presentation of the ID used for the order, at a time of your choice during opening hours.
Its history
, known as the “Eagle”, is a pillar of American numismatic history. Two major types exist: the “Liberty” type, struck from 1838 to 1907, and the “Indian Head” type, struck from 1908 to 1933. These coins are a powerful symbol of American heritage.
The “Liberty” type features a bust of Lady Liberty with a coronet inscribed “LIBERTY”. The “Indian Head” type shows a bust wearing a feathered headdress, reinforcing the coin’s nickname. Both types share emblematic elements: the 13 stars representing the original American colonies and the date engraved below the bust.
The reverse of both coins features the bald eagle, symbol of the United States. It holds arrows and an olive branch, symbolising peace and strength. The face value, “TEN D.” or “TEN DOLLARS”, is inscribed below the eagle, making the coin of
, means choosing a tangible and historic asset. It is the benchmark for all other American gold coins. Moreover, its prestige and rarity make it an essential choice for collectors and investors. Take the opportunity to acquire a piece of American history while diversifying your portfolio with a solid and secure investment.