Description
$10 Indian Head was first introduced in 1907. The coin was designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and it is rumored that the female portrait on the coin came from Saint-Gauden’s mistress. As his health failed, he was only able to draft two denominations of the coin, the $10 and the $20.
Types
There are four different types of the $10 Indian Head gold coin. The first type, minted in 1907, has a wire edge. The second type, also minted in 1907, contains a rolled edge. The third type circulated from 1907-1908, and is the last to feature the “E. Pluribus Unum” motto. Finally, the fourth type circulated from 1908-1933 and it contains the motto “In God We Trust”.
What We Buy
California Gold & Silver Exchange will gladly buy your $10 Indian Heads, and will pay you cash, or check, on the spot. We are so confident in our buy price, that we recommend you call a few places. You will see that we are the most competitive gold coin buyers in the area. We can pay such a great price because we also sell the coins at our retail location. Most gold buyers purchase from the public and sell the coins to wholesalers. If they do not sell to the public, they are likely not the highest-paid buyers. We have had many people drive over an hour or more, to sell their gold coins. It is worth it for them to drive because of our competitive pricing, especially if they have a large quantity. Please don’t hesitate to give us a call with any questions you have. You can call us at 909-985-4653, or send us an email at [email protected]
