I found a gold coin. Does anyone know its value?

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Owen ma

Owen ma

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I have a store in Asia that deals in antique and coin collections. There are often sailors coming to sell some gold and silver coins. I understand some of them, but I don't know the value of these American coins. If there is a reasonable price, I can contact the seller again.
 

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1897 Liberty Head $10 gold coin contains 0.48375 troy oz gold. At $4,167/ozt, that's worth about $2,015.78. I'm not sure how much collector premium exists for an MS 62 graded coin. DuckDuckGo search assist tells me (FWIW):
The 1897 $10 gold coin in MS62 condition is typically valued around $2,302 to $2,356.
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