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Coins of this denomination were minted from 1795 through 1804, after which there was a hiatus until the
Liberty Head design made its debut in 1838. Coins of this style, with modifications, were struck through
1907. In 1907, the Saint-Gaudens' Indian Head appeared, and was used intermittently, with modifications,
through 1933.
Proofs of all years are exceedingly rare. Although several dozen gold Proofs were minted of each of many
different 19th-century years, various numismatists believe that many were never distributed. As early as
the 1880s such professionals as W. Elliot Woodward and Ed. Frossard considered Proof gold coins of the
1860s and early 1870s to be major rarities.
Liberty Head design made its debut in 1838. Coins of this style, with modifications, were struck through
1907. In 1907, the Saint-Gaudens' Indian Head appeared, and was used intermittently, with modifications,
through 1933.
Proofs of all years are exceedingly rare. Although several dozen gold Proofs were minted of each of many
different 19th-century years, various numismatists believe that many were never distributed. As early as
the 1880s such professionals as W. Elliot Woodward and Ed. Frossard considered Proof gold coins of the
1860s and early 1870s to be major rarities.
Indian Eagle (1907-1933)
Indian Eagle