1890-CC Liberty Head Eagle. Winter 1-A, the only known dies. MS-62+ (PCGS). CAC.

Gorgeous golden-rose surfaces are fully lustrous with a lovely satin texture from the dies. The striking detail is full throughout, and both sides are exceptionally well preserved and nearly Choice Mint State in quality. Ten-dollar eagle production resumed at the Carson City Mint in 1890 after a hiatus of five years. The 1890-CC has a mintage of 17,500 pieces, but thanks to an above average rate of survival it is one of the more frequently encountered issues in this mintmarked gold series. We believe that fewer than 1,000 coins are extant in all grades, however, a small total given the popularity of Carson City Mint coinage in today's market. The Mint State population is even smaller still with Rusty Goe (2020) estimating just 150 to 187 coins at that level. Few Uncirculated survivors are as nice as this PCGS MS-62+ example from the extensive Fairmont Collection holdings, certainly among the finest examples available.

PCGS# 8718. NGC ID: 266S.

From the Fairmont Collection - Kronen Set.