A coin I have always dreamed of owning.....

[zrlevin]

Ever since I began collecting and got my first redbook (some eleven years ago), I have always dreamed of owning a $10 Indian. I never purchased one because they were either way out of my means, or I couldn't justify such an expense when there were coins I needed for my type set. Well, my type set is gone now, and when I saw this one offered well back of bid, I jumped on it. It is not the nicest example (I would like a little more crust on a circulated gold coin), but it was bought under the guise of gold bullion, so I'm very happy.

 

[michael]

Ever since I began collecting and got my first redbook (some eleven years ago), I have always dreamed of owning a $10 Indian. I never purchased one because they were either way out of my means, or I couldn't justify such an expense when there were coins I needed for my type set. Well, my type set is gone now, and when I saw this one offered well back of bid, I jumped on it. It is not the nicest example (I would like a little more crust on a circulated gold coin), but it was bought under the guise of gold bullion, so I'm very happy.

 

 

really good looking coin and a great collector and gold bullion play

 

might i ask how much you paid for this bad boy??

 

 

 

[thebeav]

Always one of my favorite gold coins. A design that was a hundred years ahead of it's time....

Paul

[zrlevin]

Michael, I got it for $650, while it melts for about $590. Really not much more premium than a half ounce AGE.

[michael]

wow (thumbs u

 

you did extremely well my friend

 

i rather have this coin at that price then any half ounce gold eagle

 

 

also when gold goes to 1400+ by the end of the year/next year if not sooner you will be in the coin under melt

 

and i think for a ten indian the premium and demand will be greater in the coin market than for a half ounce gold eagle

[SkyMan]

Congratulations on an excellent pickup! The coin design sure is beautiful. I'm glad you got it.

[PerryHall]

That was a great deal---not too much over melt. Neat coin.

[kryptonitecomics]

Well played sir.....

[tejas1836]

Nice one, Zach. Congratulations.

[jtryka]

Any time you can get a Saint-Gaudens coin for near melt you are doing well! I think it's a beauty, sure it might have been in jewelry or something, at one time but it sure does wear well! Congrats Zach!

[Walkerfan]

Nice coin at a good price!

[GoYankees]

Gratz!

 

I've always wanted a 1932 $10 Indian.

[123cents]

Great coin. Congrats!

[rrantique]

Outstanding buy Zach. One of my favorite designs also. Congrats.

[BillJones]

Gratz!

 

I've always wanted a 1932 $10 Indian.

 

I like the 1932 $20 Indian too. It is the only U.S. gold coin minted in the 1930s that the average collector can hope to own. You need to be selective because a lot of these coins have been graded for "investment portfolios, but it's fun to find a nice one!

[johnny9434]

wonderful, enjoy that in good health

[Bugmann1974]

Zach,

 

Very nice buy! This is one of my favorite designs in numismatics, It took quite a while for me to find one that I liked at a price that I liked.

 

Gratz!

 

I've always wanted a 1932 $10 Indian.

 

Here is the one I ended picking up. I bought it raw from a local dealer for $850 last year. I knew it was nice for the price so I picked it up. It is superbly original with great skin.

 

I sent it in to NGC and they gave it an MS65.

 

[jtryka]

Now that's a heck of a pick up!

[James_OldeTowne]

Of all the gold coins from the "golden era" of numismatics, this is my favorite. I like it significantly more than even the Saint. Wonderful that you are getting plenty of enjoyment out of it!

[Coindude]

I would have taken that coin for my 7070 in a heart beat!!