1926-P $10 Gold Eagle PCGS MS64

The 1926-P 1926 $10 Gold Eagle PCGS MS64 is a near-gem example of one of American numismatics' most admired coin series. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 0. 9000 fine gold with a total weight of 0. 4838 troy oz, this ten-dollar gold piece carries Bela Lyon Pratt's distinctive incuse Indian Head design on the obverse — a bold portrait of a Native American chief in a feathered headdress, encircled by thirteen stars. The reverse displays a proud perched eagle clutching an olive branch, framed by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TEN DOLLARS, and the motto IN GOD WE TRUST, with E PLURIBUS UNUM completing the legend. Graded MS64 by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), this coin exhibits the sharp strike, rich golden luster, and minimal marks characteristic of the near-gem tier. The Indian Head Eagle series ran from 1907 to 1933, and the 1926 Philadelphia issue is a well-regarded date within that run. The coin is securely housed in a PCGS blue-label tamper-evident slab (cert #27759230), presenting beautifully for both display and long-term preservation.