Power Pair #2
U.S. $10 Liberty (MS63) + $10 Indian (MS63) gold coins

True scarcity, great value

$10 Liberty and $10 Indian gold coins in choice Mint State 63 condition are two of our favorites. They offer all the benefits of gold bullion plus extra benefits like limited supply, collector demand, complete financial privacy, and extra premium potential because of scarcity. Unlike most forms of gold bullion, they are exempt from broker reporting requirements. In our opinion, they're better than bullion for bulk gold buyers.

U.S. $10 Liberty (MS63)

Minted from 1866 to 1907, $10 Liberty coins feature the world famous portrait of Miss Liberty on the obverse and the classic American Eagle on the reverse. A workhorse coin of commerce, very few have survived in Mint State condition. Out of the millions originally minted, relatively few have been certified today in MS63 condition, all dates combined. Their true scarcity can mean higher premiums during periods of peak demand.

U.S. $10 Indian (MS63)

Minted from 1907 to 1933, $10 Indians were designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who also designed the $20 gold coin that bears his name. They feature a classic portrait of Liberty in a Native American war bonnet on the obverse and a majestic American Eagle on the reverse. Originally produced by the millions, most were heavily used as currency. Only a small fraction has survived in certified MS63 condition, yet they remain surprisingly affordable.

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