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Message:: [QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 24555245, member: 101855"]Hi [USER=85675]@CircCam[/USER]. Since you are looking for $10 Indians, here are the pieces I have. This is under graded in an MS-62 holder. I bought this when I was dealer, kept it and never went for the up grade. This the "No Motto" type which is earlier than you probably want. [ATTACH=full]1554735[/ATTACH] This one is a PCGS MS-64, CAC. This one was not cheap. [ATTACH=full]1554736[/ATTACH] This 1908 Motto piece is an NGC MS-66. I bought this when I had "registry fever" years ago. Once more, not cheap. This looks more impressive in person. My photos tend to exaggerate every mark. [ATTACH=full]1554743[/ATTACH] I bought this raw many years ago (the mid 1970s) at a Hacketstown, New Jersey coin show. This is graded MS-63. [ATTACH=full]1554744[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1554745[/ATTACH] And here is a 1932. This is the most common date in the series. I like these because it's the only U.S. gold coin dated in 1930s that is affordable. You have to watch out for these because many of them are over graded in my opinion. They were met to sell to mostly non collector "investors." This is graded MS-63. [ATTACH=full]1554746[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1554747[/ATTACH] This might give you some idea of what is out there.[/QUOTE]