1911 $2 1/2

Description

1911 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin. A pristine example of the early 20th-century American gold coinage, this 1911 $2.50 Quarter Eagle represents a beautiful specimen of the Indian Head design by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin features the distinctive incuse (recessed) design that makes Pratt's Indian Head gold series so unique and collectible. Graded NGC MS-63, this piece exhibits exceptional mint state preservation with notable luster and sharp design details. The surfaces showcase the characteristic golden-orange hue of early 20th-century gold coinage, with minimal marks consistent with the assigned grade. The incuse design remains crisp and well-defined, highlighting the intricate Native American portrait and eagle motif that make this series so distinctive. The 1911 Quarter Eagle represents a significant year in American numismatic history, with relatively modest mintage numbers that enhance its collectibility. As part of the Indian Head gold series produced from 1908 to 1929, this coin is a prized example of early 20th-century American mint artistry. Certified by NGC with certificate number 8522856012, this piece offers both historical significance and exceptional eye appeal for the discerning collector. Key Details: - Denomination: $2.50 Quarter Eagle. - Year: 1911. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: 22-karat Gold. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Design: Pratt Incuse Indian Head