# 1899 Liberty Head Gold Eagle - PCGS MS65

An exceptional Liberty Head Gold Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint, this 1899 $10 Gold Piece represents a pristine example of late 19th-century American coinage. Designed by the renowned Christian Gobrecht, this coin exemplifies the artistic and technical mastery of the U.S. Mint during the Gilded Age.

Graded a remarkable *PCGS MS65*, this specimen offers extraordinary eye appeal and preservation. With only 34 coins graded higher out of a total population of 80, this piece represents a significant opportunity for the discerning numismatist. The coin displays sharp, well-defined details with minimal marks, characteristic of its high-grade designation. The original Philadelphia Mint mintage of 1,262,219 provides historical context, though surviving specimens in this exceptional condition are decidedly scarce.

Struck in 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 16.7g with a precise 26.8mm diameter and traditional reeded edge. The Liberty Head design captures the artistic sensibilities of the late 19th century, featuring intricate details that remain crisp and well-preserved. The *PCGS certification #59084223* guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional quality.

A true numismatic treasure, this 1899 Liberty Head Gold Eagle represents an outstanding addition to any serious gold coin collection, offering both historical significance and exceptional aesthetic quality.