The $10 Gold Indian

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Title	:	The $10 Gold Indian
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Can I ask you where got this information about the 1932 mint figureBecause according to the red book, their was over four million minted, and you have a much lower mint figure And also the other dates have mint figures that are different
Comment from : Robert vekix

I didn't realize the survival rate was so low I have a 1910-D that I bought for around $1100 just a few years ago I now have a complete Indian and Saint type set
Comment from : Stewie

Im late a little but what about 1912 ? brNot on the chart
Comment from : CrYpTo_Bang

I love pre-33 gold coins and this one is truly beautiful!!
Comment from : Gold Libertad

Awesome 🪙💰
Comment from : Folsom Blues28

My favorite piece I got a gold $10 about the time you did Favorite piece thanks for the share and great info
Comment from : Metal Bum

For better or worse (LOL), I discovered you just as the gold bug bit me Oh, boy - better hold onto my mule! Didn't have much knowledge of these, but had no idea how rare they are That coin IS exceptional I want one!!!!
Comment from : Cactus Jack SwAg

What a beautiful coin Now I dont have the best of eyes and with a loop I'm sure a little chatter in the fields were found However, that coin looks like 65 or better From what I've seen it's really choice Thanks for showing such a magnificent coin
Comment from : Joey Patterson

My favorite US gold coin ! How did i miss this video? haha well anyways, you have a very lovely example there Just such a timeless and beautiful design I wish we had such beauty in our modern day coinage
Comment from : Ferret_Fangs

One of my favorite coin designs I love the rarity of the coin and the years with the stars on the rim Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Campbells Coins

I might be picking up an ms63 next weekend Love this design! Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Silver Nitrate

This coin is on my listNice coin
Comment from : Gareth Bates

Beautiful coin, got a Indian head quarter eagle on the way to me in the mail now can’t wait to see it
Comment from : justin snider

My 1915 Eagle has a mintage of 351,000 I tried to find the estimated survival numbers of this coin, but ran into wall at PCGS Do you have an estimate? Thanks
Comment from : MétéoMan

Very nice I had no idea only that many have survived Great info Thanks for the upload
Comment from : Silver Steeler

When these coins were first released in 1907,Augustus St Gaudens,who suffered from cancer, never got to see them
Comment from : JRW3

I want one LOL The correspondence between Roosevelt and Saint-Gaudens suggesting the Indian theme for this coin is very interesting This is part of a letter to Saint-Gaudens from Roosevelt in 1906, the president had earlier suggested the Indian head-dress "I am so glad you like the head of Liberty with the feather head-dress Really, the feather head-dress can be treated as being the conventional cap of Liberty quite as much as if it was the Phrygian cap; and, after all, it is 'our' Liberty-not what the ancient Greeks and Romans miscalled by that title-and we are entitled to a typically American head-dress for the lady Faithfully yours"
Comment from : Dr G