1926 $2 1/2

Description

1926 $2 1/2 Indian Head Quarter Eagle. A stunning gem uncirculated example of this classic pre-Depression era gold coin, elegantly preserved and certified by NGC. This *Quarter Eagle* represents the penultimate decade of private gold coin production in the United States before the Executive Order of 1933 halted civilian gold coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this 1926 $2.50 gold piece features Bela Lyon Pratt's distinctive incuse design, with a majestic Native American profile set in relief against a richly lustrous golden field. The NGC MS-65 grade indicates a near-pristine specimen with exceptional eye appeal and minimal marks, placing it among the finest surviving examples of this vintage gold issue. The coin exhibits remarkable original mint luster and sharp, well-defined design elements characteristic of a high-quality strike from this era. Such a well-preserved example offers advanced collectors and numismatic enthusiasts an opportunity to acquire a premium specimen of this historically significant pre-1933 gold coin. The NGC certification #8210942007 guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional state of preservation. Mintage: Moderate | Grade: NGC MS-65 | Exceptional Preservation