I'm pretty excited about this $10 Gold Toned Indian Unicorn!

Found this at the Polish American Numismatic coin club show down in Troy, MI this weekend.

This was unexpected but very much happy I was able to see it first!

Some of the other coins I picked up are included here too!






I did a video of these coins and a couple others over on YouTube

 

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I knew I forgot about something this weekend.
I drive by that place all the time.

 

You did terrific!

 

super busy!

 

click the link at the end and you can see a life like view of it.

 

Wow that has got to be one of, if not the #1, most bad ass $10 Eagles I've ever seen! Holy wow! How does Gold even tone like that? Must be the copper or impurities possibly? Gorgeous! Nice other picks too!

 

pretty

 

Update: $10 Gold just went XF45

 

These are all beautiful. Your YT video surprised me on the Indian, wasn't expecting there to be any luster remaining, and I figured it would be obviously cleaned. Toned gold that is straight-graded will always sell for a premium!

Did you send it to PCGS or NGC?

 

NGC

 

Pics just posted

 

The NGC pics show the luster better. Very nice coin!

 

I wanted to get one, but by the time I was ready, gold jumped up double. People don't have gold inventory and those that do are now, charging double what it was in January. I think I'll keep my little bit of gold. Anybody have an idea about what silver is going to do? Thankfully, I'm married to a retired school teacher and she has retirement income from the state and social security. Anybody get their $1,200? or those married, $2,400, plus up to $500 for each brat you're having to raise.
Anyway, that is a gorgeous coin. Great job!

 

You should be able to buy these coins at less than a 100% markup from January levels.

I see lots of gold coins flat-to-down from a few months ago even with gold itself rising.

 

@BigTee44
Nice coins pickup!

What do you mean by unicorn?

 

That it doesn’t happen very often, if at all. It’s magical and majestic, like a unicorn, or @GDJMSP actually liking someone’s posts.

 

Unicorn is a highly uncommon, rare, especially desirable, or otherwise very distinctive purchase.

The "unicorn" is slightly lower on the scale than the more-desired "white whale."

 

Love that Indian! It will be mine eventually....