1910-D $10 Indian Head Eagle
~$3,900
Denver mint · Indian Head · 0.48375 oz AGW · pre-1933
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1910-D $10 Indian Head Eagle
Did you know
Most coins have tiny ridges around the rim. This one has raised stars instead, one for each state. Two were added in 1912 when New Mexico and Arizona joined.
What's on it
Front: Liberty wearing a feathered war bonnet with LIBERTY on the band. Back: an eagle standing on a bundle of arrows and an olive branch.
When it was made
New in 1907, when the United States had 46 states. Still being made in 1933, the year the government called in gold coins and stopped making them.
The Denver mint
Denver began in 1863 as a gold office in the Pikes Peak rush, started striking coins in 1906, and still runs today.
- Struck
- 1910 · Denver mint
- Metal
- 0.48375 troy oz gold
- Melt
- $2,103.10 at $4,347.50/oz · 2026-09-21
- Grade
- MS-62
- Size
- 27.0mm across · 2.0mm thick
- Premium over metal
- +85%
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Valued 2026-09-21 · silver $66.19/oz · gold $4,347.50/oz
Good-faith estimate at spot, not a formal appraisal.