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The Liberty Head Eagle, designed by engraver James B. Longacre, is a ten-dollar gold coin that was minted in the United States from 1838 to 1907. The particular issue from 1876 was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and features an obverse depiction of Liberty wearing a cap, surrounded by stars, while the reverse displays an eagle with a shield, signifying strength and protection. Collectors value these coins for their historical significance, gold content, and relative scarcity, with variations in condition affecting their market value. The 1876 Liberty Head Eagle is especially sought after due to its connection to the centennial of American independence.
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1876-P (Philadelphia) Liberty Head Eagles $10 | $10 (Ten Dollars) | Liberty Head Eagles $10 | 1876 | Philadelphia |
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1876-P (Philadelphia) Liberty Head Eagles $10 | $10 (Ten Dollars) | Liberty Head Eagles $10 | 1876 | Philadelphia |