1797 $10 Large Eagle Draped Bust Eagle PCGS MS62+ (CAC)

A landmark of early American gold, this 1797 $10 Draped Bust Eagle showcases the first-year Large (Heraldic) Eagle reverse, struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Certified PCGS MS62+ and endorsed by CAC, it represents premium quality for the grade—scarce in any Mint State and especially desirable with the plus designation and CAC approval. The coin’s original, satiny luster glows with warm yellow-gold surfaces complemented by subtle orange-gold and olive highlights, offering exceptional eye appeal for serious collectors and type specialists alike. As an 18th-century U.S. gold issue, the 1797 Large Eagle is a cornerstone of the Draped Bust series and a pivotal transition in American heraldic design. With its no-mintmark Philadelphia origin, classic Liberty portrait, and majestic heraldic reverse adapted from the Great Seal, this piece delivers both historical significance and visual presence—an ideal fit for advanced early gold cabinets and high-end type sets, yet instantly compelling to any collector seeking a museum-worthy centerpiece. Highlights: Date and Mint: 1797, Philadelphia (no mintmark) Type: Draped Bust Eagle, Large (Heraldic) Eagle reverse; first year of this reverse design Certification: PCGS MS62+; CAC approved for superior quality within the grade Eye Appeal: Satiny luster with rich yellow-gold surfaces and attractive orange-gold/olive accents Collectibility: Important early U.S. gold issue; scarce in Mint State and widely pursued by type and date collectors Keywords: 1797 $10 Gold Eagle, Draped Bust, Large Eagle, Heraldic Eagle, PCGS MS62+, CAC, Early American Gold, Philadelphia Mint Secure a rare combination of condition, history, and beauty—an 18th-century gold Eagle that stands out in any curated collection. Certified authentic and ready to add enduring depth and prestige to your set.