The 1913 10 Markkaa Gold Coin, graded NGC MS66 and housed in an Old Fatty holder, is a premium high-grade example of early 20th-century Finnish-Russian gold coinage. Struck under the reign of Tsar Nicholas II, this gold issue reflects Finland’s status as a Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire. Certified in Gem Mint State 66, the coin exhibits strong original luster, sharp strike detail, and exceptional surface preservation. The Old Fatty NGC holder – an early-generation slab known for its thicker profile and vintage label style – adds additional collector appeal, as many believe earlier grading standards were conservative. Containing approximately 0.0934 troy ounces of gold, the 10 Markkaa denomination represents a fractional yet historically significant gold issue. Coins in MS66 condition are highly selective and sought after by collectors of Russian Imperial and Finnish gold coinage. An outstanding addition for collectors of Nicholas II gold, Finland Markkaa issues, or vintage slab enthusiasts.
