How much is a $10 Liberty Head Gold Coins from Pre-1933 Really Worth ?

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This video will show you a Pre-1933 US $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle Coin from the US Mint. These heavy gold coins have great values depending on the coins actual condition. If your looking to sell or buy any gold coins just take a look at our website raleighcoindea...
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[@silvertrek357]

What a coincidence! (Thanks, algorithms) I just picked up my first $10 Liberty yesterday! An unslabbed 1901 P with good luster and sharp detail. It appears to my eye to be MS60 or 61 and I paid only $1020 from my longtime trusted dealer. I LOVE Pre 33 gold!

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

So glad to hear you liked the video !

[@trapperbobpatriot8288]

I have a 1900 that looks straight from the mint. Was given to my father by my grandfather

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

You may want to get a few pictures of it. Maybe even send that gold coin out for NGC grading too. Value goes by grade. If a really high grade the $$$$$ for you !!

[@SilverGoldStackAttack]

Great vid, Lou! All of my Pre-33 Gold came from you, except for one of my Quarter Eagles!

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Thanks Buddy, I hope to someday be half as good as you at producing great video's. Your still the Best !!

[@fatlostmedia1376]

Not A bad deal for that coin!! Great vid

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Thanks and we are so glad you liked the video.

[@smk4428]

Whoa. Love the channel

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

So glad to hear that !

[@TheMostSlyFox]

I'd say at or under 1000 is fair for most circulated common dates

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Yes for the common dates circulated but in MS ?

[@livinthedream7714]

Excellent shit

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Thanks so much for saying that.

[@betod3113]

Very nice 😊🥇🥇🥇

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

So glad to hear you liked the video !

[@kenparker4688]

Nice

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[@pavlysafwat8040]

I have a gold coin Liberty head 10$ from 1901. I want know how much for it please

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Great to hear you have a $10 gold from 1901. Awesome do you have a picture of it ? Send it to our email... [e-mail]

[@ZigZig-lf5vv]

I have one, 10$ eagle liberty 1894

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Great gold coin to own !

[@davidchung3204]

My local coin shop sell these for scrap price anything under ms 64

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

What's your lcs ? We would be a buyer. Thanks for the info.

[@chairforcegaming6230]

And what if I have a 1933 $10 Indian Head gold eagle?

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Send a picture of that 1933 $10 Gold !!!

[@Fireworxs2012]

*Gold is NOT a good investment* *At best it's a hedge against inflation. You do not make money on Gold. You simply preserve existing wealth. An ounce of Gold today buys nearly the exact same amount of goods & services it bought in 1899. People that tell you it's a good investment are simply either lying to you, or don't know what they're talking about*

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

Good point. Gold holds it value while the US federal reserve notes DON'T. Gold is much better than paper money from any country !! Agree ?

[@Fireworxs2012]

​@@RaleighGoldCoinDealers *Short answer, NO...Long answer...Try spending a gold coin at a grocery store. Or buy Gas for your car...Seriously, go try it, right now. Take a chunk of gold to the gas station and try to fill up your car. Take a bar of silver, try that. After they get done laughing you out of the store, come back and share with us how it went... Try taking your significant other out to a movie and paying for it with gold. Or a bar of silver for that matter. Try buying a pair of glasses with gold, or silver, or copper, or any other type of base metal...Try showing up at a Hospital Emergency Room, or a Doctor's Office for treatment, with gold, silver, or copper as a payment form. See what happens. The answer to your question is NO...Hard currency of any sort is a poor substitute for paper money. That's because most people have no idea or capability to handle it. On top of all that, due to inflation (which is really just a fancy name for greed, it should be called "deflation" because it sucks the value out of currency) Spot value for any hard currency fluctuates far too much to call it a "stable form of currency"..You people that call yourself "Stackers" are in for rude awakening. "Stacking" hard currency is probably the dumbest form of increasing personal equity in existence.* *Do you really think that if the World goes to Hell that people are going to accepting Gold as payment for ANYTHING? That's actually laughable...Umm...You're better off collecting can openers, or ammunition, or water purifiers, or SOAP..Medical Supplies..THAT STUFF will be the new form of currency. In 1972, when the World abandoned the gold standard, it abandoned it forever. There is no going back. You want to collect gold coins because they are cool. Great..You want to try your hand at Numismatics, maybe make some money back on the resell due to rarity or collectability, HAVE AT IT...But if you're going to publicly advise people that they're going to save themselves by hoarding hard currency, you're either a fool, a liar, or a Conman...Maybe all three*

[@Fireworxs2012]

@@RaleighGoldCoinDealers ​ @RaleighGoldCoinDealers *Short answer, NO...Long answer...Try spending a gold coin at a grocery store. Or buy Gas for your car...Seriously, go try it, right now. Take a chunk of gold to the gas station and try to fill up your car. Take a bar of silver, try that. After they get done laughing you out of the store, come back and share with us how it went... Try taking your significant other out to a movie and paying for it with gold. Or a bar of silver for that matter. Try buying a pair of glasses with gold, or silver, or copper, or any other type of base metal...Try showing up at a Hospital Emergency Room, or a Doctor's Office for treatment, with gold, silver, or copper as a payment form. See what happens. The answer to your question is NO...Hard currency of any sort is a poor substitute for paper money. That's because most people have no idea or capability to handle it. On top of all that, due to inflation (which is really just a fancy name for greed, it should be called "deflation" because it sucks the value out of currency) Spot value for any hard currency fluctuates far too much to call it a "stable form of currency"..You people that call yourself "Stackers" are in for rude awakening. "Stacking" hard currency is probably the dumbest form of increasing personal equity in existence.* *Do you really think that if the World goes to Hell that people are going to accepting Gold as payment for ANYTHING? That's actually laughable...Umm...You're better off hoarding can openers, or ammunition, or fish hooks, or fishing line & reels, poles, or water purifiers, or SOAP..Medical Supplies....Edible Vegetable SEEDS....THAT STUFF will be the new form of currency. In 1972, when the World abandoned the gold standard, it abandoned it forever. There is no going back. You want to collect gold coins because they are cool. Great..You want to try your hand at Numismatics, maybe make some money back on the resell due to rarity or collectability, HAVE AT IT...But if you're going to publicly advise people that they're going to save themselves by hoarding hard currency, you're either a fool, a liar, or a Conman...Maybe all three*

[@ediSurani-ob4kc]

I have one coin 10⁸$ 1907

[@RaleighGoldCoinDealers]

That is great news ! Thanks for watching one of our videos.