My Last Ten Indian?

Rarity

My first 1907 pcgs64 Ten Indian was a keeper with almost perfect field and miss liberty cheek but I returned it due to a die break because I didn't know any better. Looking back, I still believe that coin was one of the best 64 coins I have ever seen. My second 1913 ngc64 was very clean and properly graded but I wasn't too impressed. My third 1910-D pcgs64 was a very nice soft yellow color and virtually no mark coin but I sold it after a few years. My last was (another) 1910-D pcgs64 CAC beautiful strike but kind of dull/boring color and housed in an old blue holder. I thought about sending it to PCGS for re-holder but wasn't sure how to deal with the CAC sticker and thus, I decided to let it go and told myself that I probably will never buy another Ten Indian in pcgs64. I even looked at some common dates in 65 grade but they did not quite impress me.

But here I am buying a Ten Indian coin again (pcgs64 OGH CAC). The coin is so lovely in hand that I intend to keep it in my pocket for a while.

FlyingAl

That is a nice one, and it seems to meet all of your criteria, so congrats! Persistence pays off!

pcgscacgold

Very nice 1932. Congrats on the pick up. I love those $10 Indians. Slowly creating a stack of them.

asheland

Excellent example!
I went through several before I found this one. This one will have to be pried from my cold, dead fingers!

Cameonut

Nice coin! I looked at many before I decided on this one for type.

AntebellumGold

Obviously, the $10 Indian is my favorite series. Here's my 1932.

Rarity

A beautiful pcgs64 coin that I missed
Thanks all for your comments and your Indians

P0CKETCHANGE

Wonderful pickup @Rarity —the $10 Indians are an excellent value in 64 when you find a nice one, and you sure did.

pcgscacgold

One that is on its way to me now.

MilesWaits

Congrats OP! Love the color. What a gem and keeper.
And all the other beauties. I would post a picture of my 64 (I agree, pried from my crusty, dead fingers) but don’t have the True View or photography skills.
A question for you all. Experts. Considering these were all intended for circulation, I assume, what kept them in decent uncirculated condition, was it that people were immediately putting them away or other reasons?

SSR

great coin

johnny9434

Congrats 🙂

Zoins

@Rarity said:
But here I am buying a Ten Indian coin again (pcgs64 OGH CAC). The coin is so lovely in hand that I intend to keep it in my pocket for a while.

Nice pocket piece!

ricko

@Rarity... Wow... That is a real beauty. Reading your post though, it seems that over time, you become dissatisfied and look for a better one. Good luck, Cheers, RickO

olympicsos

@Rarity said:

My first 1907 pcgs64 Ten Indian was a keeper with almost perfect field and miss liberty cheek but I returned it due to a die break because I didn't know any better. Looking back, I still believe that coin was one of the best 64 coins I have ever seen. My second 1913 ngc64 was very clean and properly graded but I wasn't too impressed. My third 1910-D pcgs64 was a very nice soft yellow color and virtually no mark coin but I sold it after a few years. My last was (another) 1910-D pcgs64 CAC beautiful strike but kind of dull/boring color and housed in an old blue holder. I thought about sending it to PCGS for re-holder but wasn't sure how to deal with the CAC sticker and thus, I decided to let it go and told myself that I probably will never buy another Ten Indian in pcgs64. I even looked at some common dates in 65 grade but they did not quite impress me.

But here I am buying a Ten Indian coin again (pcgs64 OGH CAC). The coin is so lovely in hand that I intend to keep it in my pocket for a while.

Don't let this coin go! Don't use it as a pocket piece! It's beautiful.