1909 Indian Head Gold $10 Eagle

1909 Indian Head $10 gold eagle coins are highly popular among both coin collectors and investors. Common in respect to other gold coins, yet scarce enough to draw significant speculation particularly due to their gold content, $10 Indian Head eagles are fantastic additions to any coin collection or investment portfolio.

Among the in-demand eagles are the 1909 $10 Indian Head coins, which you can find a list of below:

• 1909, 184,789 minted; $1,374

• 1909-D, 121,540; $1,374

• 1909-S, 292,350; $1,374

• 1909 proof, 74; $25,000

*Values are for coins in a grade of Very Fine 20, unless otherwise noted.

What makes Indian Head gold eagles so popular? For one, it is their size, which – at 27 millimeters wide and about half an ounce – is a substantially large gold coin. Another thing that collectors and investors alike admire about Indian Head gold eagles is the design itself, which President Theodore Roosevelt commissioned Augustus Saint-Gaudens to create. Saint-Gaudens was already a famous sculptor by the time President Roosevelt had tapped him to redesign gold coinage in 1905, and the Indian Head design, which is actually a depiction of Miss Liberty wearing a Native American headdress, quickly became popular.