1908 Indian Eagle. Motto. MS-61 (PCGS).，This golden-yellow eagle is sharply to fully struck with a bright satin finish. Augustus Saint-Gaudens original design for the Indian eagle did not include the motto IN GOD WE TRUST because President Theodore Roosevelt believed it to be sacrilegious. Congress, upset that Roosevelt took this action without their consent, demanded the motto be restored. Chief Engraver Charles Barber modified the dies in 1908 to include this feature on the reverse, where it would remain through the series end in 1933. Overall, the quality of 1908 Motto eagles is very high. The Philadelphia Mint coined 341,370 circulation strikes, and even though the issue suffered significant attrition due to the mass meltings of the late 1930s, examples are generally available in all but the highest Mint State grades.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired from California Numismatics, December 1964.，
1908 Indian Eagle. No Motto. MS-63 (PCGS). CAC.，Blushes of pale rose iridescence enhance otherwise golden-orange surfaces on both sides of this handsome 1908 eagle. The strike is bold for the type and there is full satin luster and pleasing smooth surface ...
1908 Indian Half Eagle. MS-62 (PCGS). CAC.，This handsome half eagle offers technical quality and eye appeal that are superior for the assigned grade. Warm medium gold patina blankets satiny surfaces, and the appearance suggests a Choice Mint State rating. ...
1908 Indian Quarter Eagle. MS-63 (PCGS). CAC.，This is a fully original, aesthetically pleasing quarter eagle with glints of lilac-rose on dominant orange-gold patina. It is a sharply struck, lustrous and nicely preserved survivor from the initial circulat ...
1908 Indian Cent. MS-65 RD (NGC).，Satiny and smooth, both sides of this beautiful 1908 cent exhibit full mint color in pale pinkish-red. The penultimate Indian cent issue from the Philadelphia Mint, the 1908 has a mintage of 32,326,367 pieces and Uncircul ...
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