10 US Dollars "Liberty Head" 1838-1908.

The Eagle was first issued as official legal tender in 1795. From 1795 to 1908 the image side shows Liberty, a woman's head, whose design was repeatedly adapted over the years. The bald eagle on the value side, the heraldic animal of the USA, also appears in different variants depending on the year of minting. Condition: bank-standard condition The coins are in a bank-standard condition and show signs of use due to the frequency of handling. Deviations of about 0,1 grams from the specified fine weight are therefore within the tolerance range. The illustrations are representative of the coin type. We deliver years or motif variants depending on availability. There is no entitlement to delivery of a particular year.