1932 Indian Head Gold Eagle MS63 PCGS CAC—Why Not MS64? PCGS Gold Shield Holder. We are very, very picky about the few Indian Head eagles we buy, since they are so popular as a series and more so as a type, and because regardless of grade, there is a lot of junk even in MS65 PCGS holders. So many of these soft, large gold coins show heavy hacks on the cheek or chin of Liberty, or on the high points of the eagle and the right reverse field, in particular. At any rate, this coin is a pleasant exception. We personally think it should be in an MS64 holder, but make no guarantees. It is free of any noticeable marks on Liberty unless we get out our 9x Eschenbach loupe, and then we see a couple of tiny ticks. There are also a couple of minuscule marks below the second A of AMERICA. Again, none of these are even remotely distracting. Just like any other coin you buy from us, if you don’t like it for any reason, you have a seven-day, hassle-free window to let us know you’re returning it in the same condition you received it.
But that won’t happen here, and seldom happens at all. Update March 27: We’ve put this on sale until the day before we leave for the GNA Show! Last chance at that price!
