The $10 Gold Eagle coins issued in the United States are collectible bullion coins composed of 22-karat gold. The 2001 issue features a design based on Augustus Saint-Gaudens' famous Liberty motif, depicting Lady Liberty holding a torch and an olive branch. These coins have a face value of ten dollars but are valued based on their gold content and collectible demand. The $10 Gold Eagles are popular among both investors and collectors, particularly those seeking to acquire U.S. gold coins from specific years.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
2001 $10 Gold Eagle $10 (Ten Dollars) $10 Gold Eagles 2001 Philadelphia
2001-W $10 Gold Eagle DCAM $10 (Ten Dollars) $10 Gold Eagles 2001 West Point