Product Description

Minted in 1908, the Indian Head Gold Coin is the last Gold Coin to be put into circulation by the US Mint. As an investment of gold, the Indian Head Gold Coin is one of the most recognized for its beauty and rich American Heritage, and is consistently sought after by investors and collectors worldwide who buy bullion gold coins.

Indian Head Gold Coin Design and Composition

At the request of President Theodore Roosevelt, the Indian Head Gold Coin was designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gauden, with the obverse of the coin bearing the left facing profile of Lady Liberty donning a war bonnet and the reverse depicting an eagle perched atop a group arrows surrounded by an olive branch (or strength alongside peace). The latter 1908 mintage of the Indian Head Gold Coin marked the return of the phrase “In God We Trust” through a special act of Congress after President Roosevelt had previously removed the words from designs believing it was sacrilegious for them to be inscribed in currency. Composed of 90% Gold (one .4836 Troy ounce), the Indian Head Gold Coin bears the face value of $10.

Indian Head Gold Coins: Last in Circulation, Enduring in Value

A lasting favorite of those who buy gold as an investment, the Indian Head Gold Coin is one of the most recognized and treasured, with rich history an intrinsic value.

The Indian Head Gold Coin: a stunning masterpiece of American tradition and consistently one of the best gold coins to buy today by savvy investors and collectors worldwide.