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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the $10 Platinum Eagles (1997–2008) series of American Eagles in the U.S. Coins contains 17 distinct entries with CPG® values between $181.06 and $3,600.00. $10 platinum American Eagle bullion coins were originally issued in 1997, and production continued until 2008. The

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the $10 Platinum Eagles (1997–2008) series of American Eagles in the U.S. Coins contains 17 distinct entries with CPG® values between $181.06 and $3,600.00.

$10 platinum American Eagle bullion coins were originally issued in 1997, and production continued until 2008. The $10 platinum eagle contains one-tenth ounce of pure platinum, which makes it a popular series among bullion investors. However, many collectors also enjoy these coins, which carry a stately obverse likeness of the Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti. In 1997, the reverse originally carried the visage of a soaring American eagle designed by Thomas D. Rogers, but beginning in 1998 a new reverse design was utilized on the proofs every year. Rogers? reverse design was used on all uncirculated issues throughout that iteration of the series.

The $10 platinum eagle is the smallest platinum coin that has been issued by the United States Mint. This makes these coins, smaller than a dime by physical breadth, excellent for individuals who wish to obtain platinum at a relatively low price point. While regular uncirculated examples are about equally common from issue to issue, the burnished specimens struck in 2006, 2007, and 2008 have tiny mintages of less than 6,000 pieces and are scarcer, and more expensive, than typical examples.

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American Platinum Eagle (APE) $10 1/10 Ounce MS [Type]
Value Range: $181.06 - $237.06
$181.06 - $237.06
1997 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $1,000
$181.06 - $1,000
1998 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $3,600
$181.06 - $3,600
1999 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $1,200
$181.06 - $1,200
1999 $10 Platinum Eagle, Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 MS
Value Range: $750 - $2,500
$750 - $2,500
2000 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $437
$181.06 - $437
2001 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $387
$181.06 - $387
2002 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $257
$181.06 - $257
2003 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $387
$181.06 - $387
2004 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $287
$181.06 - $287
2005 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $237.06
$181.06 - $237.06
2006 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $237.06
$181.06 - $237.06
2006-W $10 Platinum Eagle, Burnished MS
Value Range: $400 - $765
$400 - $765
2007 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $257
$181.06 - $257
2007-W $10 Platinum Eagle, Burnished MS
Value Range: $216.06 - $555
$216.06 - $555

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2008 $10 Platinum Eagle MS
Value Range: $181.06 - $237.06
$181.06 - $237.06
2008-W $10 Platinum Eagle, Burnished MS
Value Range: $350 - $655
$350 - $655

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