1907 $2 1/2

Description

# 1907 $2 1/2 Gold Quarter Eagle. A stunning example of early 20th-century American gold coinage, this 1907 Quarter Eagle represents the pinnacle of Pre-1933 numismatic artistry. Struck during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency, this piece comes from a pivotal year in U.S. coin design, when renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens was revolutionizing American monetary aesthetics. Graded a superb NGC MS-67, this coin exhibits exceptional preservation and eye appeal. The near-perfect technical grade indicates minimal marks, sharp strike details, and remarkable mint luster that has been meticulously maintained over more than a century. The NGC certification #8663704006 guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional quality, making it a prime target for advanced gold coin collectors and numismatic investors. The $2.50 gold quarter eagle was a critical denomination in early U.S. monetary systems, representing a significant fraction of gold currency during its era. This 1907 specimen captures the transitional period between traditional and modernist coin design, embodying both historical significance and remarkable aesthetic quality. Its near-gem status ensures it will be a distinguished centerpiece in any sophisticated numismatic collection. Provenance: Certified by NGC | Grade: MS-67 | Year: 1907 | Denomination: $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle