The BEST Gold Coin - Pre-33 $10 Indian Gold Eagle.

So many reasons to love pre-33 gold coins.
I included a few on this video and a second one will soon be uploaded.
(I’m still a Libertad fan!)
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[@jonfleck8687]

There were actually a lot of states in 1926 - the 13 stars are the original American Colonies

[@weeklybullion]

This is a very informative video, my friend, on pre-1933 Gold! I learned a lot from watching this video. Keep up the good content!

[@GoldLibertad]

Thank you for your support!! 🙏🏻

[@oldone58]

Gorgeous Indian Gold Libertad. I hope to one day be able to afford one. How fortunate you have the pleasure of enjoying it in your collection. Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed amigo.

[@GoldLibertad]

Indeed it’s quite something holding this coin. Thank you for your support 🙏🏻

[@07blackdog]

Beautiful coin.

[@Ontariostacker]

That is a beautiful piece , New Sub👍🏻👍🏻

[@GoldLibertad]

Thank you! 😎

[@josepha9313]

Most Americans did not have 100 bucks ($2395 today) in the Depression year of 1933. The majority of the gold was surrendered by the Fed, large commercial banks and wealthy individuals. The Fed was given a receipt for their gold which is still listed on their balance sheet. On the US Treasury side, they value the gold on their books at 42 dollars and change, meanwhile the market price is 2600! Interesting times we live in. Regarding coins, I have one $10 piece graded AU58 by PCGS, bought it at a Heritage auction for the gold content at $410 in 2004 and still have it.

[@DiversifyYourself]

I love pre 33

[@GoldLibertad]

They are truly unique!

[@artboston4787]

A $20 gold St Gaudens would look good next to this beauty!

[@GoldLibertad]

Agreed 100%.

[@JakeAlbergotti]

Amazing coin, keep the pre-33 content coming!

[@c17360]

A gorgeous coin indeed.

[@connebell9969]

Great video. Recently purchased as a MS 64- but was a 63. Kept it anyway.💕

[@GoldLibertad]

An MS64 grade is a perfect buy really. Considering that an ms65 will cost you double.

[@dennisgrant538]

MS 64 probably not owned by too many people . Mint State 64 would require someone taking it out of circulation and putting in a private collection

[@ccvisions]

Have you made a part 2? What is the value please?

[@GoldLibertad]

Not yet but I will upload soon.. It’s value is around $2500.

[@ccvisions]

@@GoldLibertad Interested in buying another? Same coin, earlier year.

[@CertifiedPre33]

Gorgeous... i just got the same year in a pcgs 62. One of my favorite 🪙's. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@GoldLibertad]

Thank you for your support! Always happy to find people who share the same thoughts and interests. And to see others investing in relevant items such as this unique coin brings satisfaction.