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SERIES: Liberty Head $10 1838-1907
LEVEL: Year, MintMark, & Major Variety

1876 $10 (Regular Strike)

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PCGS MS60

PCGS AU58

PCGS AU58
PCGS #:
8674
Diameter:
26.80 millimeters
Designer:
Christian Gobrecht
Weight:
16.70 grams
Edge:
Reeded
Mintage:
687
Metal Content:
90% Gold, 10% Copper
Auction Record:
$70,500 • PCGS AU58 • 1-8-2014 • Heritage
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Rarity and Survival Estimates (Explain)
Grades Survival
Estimate  		Numismatic
Rarity  		Relative Rarity
By Type  		Relative Rarity
By Series 
All Grades 42 R-8.6 4 / 117 8 / 183 TIE
60 or Better 0 R-10.1 1 / 117 1 / 183
65 or Better 0 R-10.1 1 / 117 1 / 183
Condition Census (Explain) Show more rows
Pos Grade Thumbnail Pedigree and History
1 MS60 PCGS grade

David Hall Collection - Bob R. Simpson Collection

 
2 AU58 PCGS grade

Heritage 1/2015:4341, $70,500 - Legend Rare Coin Auctions 9/2015:322, $61,687.50 - Heritage 2/2016:3405 , not sold - Heritage 8/2016:4817, $52,875
2 AU58 PCGS grade  

American Numismatic Rarities 10/2004:833, $24,000 - Donald E. Bently Collection - Heritage 1/9/2014:5495, $70,500
4 AU55 PCGS grade
4 AU55 PCGS grade  

Heritage 6/2015:4297, $28,200
Condition Census (Explain) Show fewer rows
Pos Grade Thumbnail Pedigree and History
1 MS60 PCGS grade

David Hall Collection - Bob R. Simpson Collection

 
2 AU58 PCGS grade

Heritage 1/2015:4341, $70,500 - Legend Rare Coin Auctions 9/2015:322, $61,687.50 - Heritage 2/2016:3405 , not sold - Heritage 8/2016:4817, $52,875
2 AU58 PCGS grade  

American Numismatic Rarities 10/2004:833, $24,000 - Donald E. Bently Collection - Heritage 1/9/2014:5495, $70,500
4 AU55 PCGS grade
4 AU55 PCGS grade  

Heritage 6/2015:4297, $28,200
4 AU55 PCGS grade  
4 AU55 PCGS grade  
4 AU55 estimated grade  
4 AU55 estimated grade  
4 AU55 estimated grade  
Ron Howard: PCGS grading room: Although 'only' an MS60, this coin is nonetheless wondrous because of its rarity and originality. Seemingly plucked from a group of common date ten libs, this fully lustrous example is evenly bagmarked, fully struck and curiously attractive. A remarkable piece!
David Akers (1975/88): The 1876 has the second lowest mintage of any Liberty Head Eagle, just nosing out the 1873 and 1877. In overall rarity, it is on the third level of P-Mint issues, less rare than the 1875 and 1873, but similar to the 1863, 1872 and 1877. In my opinion, business strikes of this date are a little more rare than those dated 1858. Most of the known business strikes are typically well struck with prooflike or semi-prooflike surfaces.

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