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4 Piece Indian – St. Gaudens Set (MS63)
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About the 4 Piece Indian – St. Gaudens Coin Set (MS63)
The Saint Gaudens Double Eagle ($20), Indian Head Eagle ($10), Half Eagle ($5), and Quarter Eagle ($2 1/2) represent some of the most celebrated designs in American gold coinage. Introduced between 1907 and 1908, the works of Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Bela Lyon Pratt ushered in a new era of artistry with bold motifs and the innovative incuse design unique to the Half Eagle and Quarter Eagle. Together, these coins reflect the creativity and history of early 20th-century minting, making them indispensable to any united states coinage type set (40) and prized by collectors for both their beauty and significance.
Coin Design & Features
1928 $2.50 Indian Head
Obverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
The obverse of the 1928 Indian Head Quarter Eagle features Bela Lyon Pratt’s bold incuse portrait of a Native American chief, framed by 13 stars and the word LIBERTY.
Reverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
On the reverse, an eagle stands firmly upon arrows and an olive branch, symbolizing both strength and peace, with inscriptions that emphasize its place in United States coinage history.
1909 $5 Indian Head
Obverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
Reverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
On the reverse, a powerful eagle stands upon arrows and an olive branch, framed by inscriptions declaring UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, and IN GOD WE TRUST, marking it as a defining piece of early 20th-century coinage.
1932 $10 Indian Head
Obverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
Reverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
he reverse features a proud eagle standing firmly on a bundle of arrows with an olive branch, surrounded by inscriptions including UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, IN GOD WE TRUST, and the denomination TEN DOLLARS.
$20 St Gaudens Gold Double Eagle
Obverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
Reverse Inscriptions And Characteristics
On the reverse, a majestic eagle soars above the sun, its wings outstretched in bold relief, paired with inscriptions that affirm its place as one of the most iconic designs in United States coinage history.
Understanding the Value
Indian Head Quarter Eagle ($2.50)
The Indian Head Quarter Eagle holds enduring value for both its gold content and its distinctive place in U.S. coinage history. Designed by Bela Lyon Pratt and struck in .900 fine gold, this coin introduced the bold incuse style that set it apart from all other American issues. While its modest weight gives it a lower intrinsic gold value, scarcity and condition drive premiums significantly higher, with well-preserved uncirculated pieces commanding strong interest among collectors. Its combination of innovation, artistry, and rarity makes the Quarter Eagle a prized addition to any collection.
Indian Head Half Eagle ($5)
The Indian Head Half Eagle reflects both the strength of American gold coinage and the creativity of Bela Lyon Pratt’s incuse design. Struck in .900 fine gold, its larger size compared to the Quarter Eagle offers higher bullion value while maintaining the unique recessed engraving that fascinates collectors. Certain years and mintmarks, particularly in higher grades, can carry substantial premiums, making the Half Eagle valuable beyond its gold weight. Its blend of distinctive artistry and long-term collectability continues to attract both seasoned collectors and new investors.
Indian Head Eagle ($10)
The Indian Head Eagle, created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1907, is one of the most admired designs in U.S. numismatics. Struck in .900 fine gold, it balances significant intrinsic metal value with striking artistry, featuring Liberty in a feathered headdress and a bold eagle reverse. As with other classic gold issues, condition and rarity strongly influence premiums, with uncirculated coins and scarce dates achieving impressive market demand. This $10 gold piece remains a cornerstone of American coinage, offering both historical appeal and investment-grade value.
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle ($20)
The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle stands as the pinnacle of U.S. gold coinage, admired worldwide for its beauty and size. Struck from nearly a full ounce of .900 fine gold, its intrinsic value alone is significant, but its design and historical importance elevate it even further. Collectors seek out specific dates and mintmarks, with high-grade examples commanding extraordinary premiums far above their bullion worth. As both a masterpiece of American art and a store of lasting value, the Double Eagle is an essential choice for investors and collectors alike.
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