1998-W $10 Gold Eagle Proof PCGS PR69DCAM Reagan Legacy Series

The 1998-W $10 American Gold Eagle Proof, graded PCGS PR69 Deep Cameo, is a quarter-ounce gold coin struck at the United States Mint's West Point facility and certified as part of the PCGS Reagan Legacy Series. The slab label carries Michael Reagan's printed name and facsimile signature alongside a patriotic American flag design, making this a particularly distinctive collectible within the American Gold Eagle proof series. The obverse presents Augustus Saint-Gaudens' celebrated striding Lady Liberty, radiating sunburst rays and inscribed LIBERTY and the date 1998. The reverse, designed by Miley Busiek, depicts a male eagle carrying an olive branch returning to a nest sheltering a female eagle and eaglets — a motif that has defined the American Gold Eagle reverse since the series launched in 1986. The coin is struck in 0. 9167 fine gold with a total weight of one-quarter troy ounce and carries a $10 USD face value. At PR69DCAM, the coin exhibits fully struck, frosted devices set against deeply mirrored fields — one grade point from a perfect PR70. Sealed in a tamper-evident PCGS holder, it presents beautifully for both display and long-term collection.