1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle PCGS XF45

Features of the 1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle PCGS XF45:

• Minted in the year 1870
• US - Carson City Mint
• XF45 Graded by PCGS
• PCGS Population: 10 
• Key Date 1st year

Presenting an extraordinary piece of American numismatic history—the 1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle, graded XF45 by PCGS. This coin hails from the first year of operation at the legendary Carson City Mint, making it a key piece for collectors of Western Americana and U.S. gold coinage.

The 1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle is one of the most significant coins produced by the Carson City Mint in its inaugural year. Established to serve the booming mining industry in the Nevada territory, the Carson City Mint holds a special place in American history, and coins minted there are among the most sought-after in U.S. numismatics.

The 1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle had a very low mintage of only 5,908 coins, making it one of the rarest Liberty Eagles in the series. Surviving examples are exceedingly scarce, especially in collectible grades like XF45, where the coin's historical significance is matched by its quality and appeal.

The 1870-CC $10 Liberty Gold Eagle in PCGS XF45 condition is a cornerstone of any serious collection of U.S. gold coins, especially those focusing on the storied Carson City Mint. Its combination of historical significance, low mintage, and solid preservation makes it a prized addition for collectors and historians alike. This coin is not just a piece of currency; it is a tangible connection to the Wild West, the gold rush, and the early years of American expansion. Owning this coin means possessing a rare and valuable artifact from one of the most colorful chapters in U.S. history.