Minted between 1866-1907 for this particular product.

$10 Liberty Gold Double Eagle was the first coin of its particular denomination ever minted in the United States. This coin meets the minimum criteria to be a collectable without paying the collectable price.   Artist James B. Longacre provided the art work for this double eagle coin.  The profile of Lady Liberty with an inscribed crown circled with thirteen stars as a tribute to the original thirteen colonies.

The reverse side features the seal of the United States with a bald eagle holding a shield and an olive branch with a set of arrows. Along with the motto "In God We Trust" and the $10 face value stamped on the coin.