1927 $2 1/2

Description

1927 Quarter Eagle ($2.50 Gold Coin). This Quarter Eagle represents one of the final years of regular circulation coinage in this denomination before the gold recall of 1933. The 1927 Quarter Eagle, struck at the Philadelphia Mint without a mintmark, features John M. Flanagan's classic design with Lady Liberty on the obverse and an eagle perched on an olive branch on the reverse—a motif that defined American quarter eagle coinage from 1908 through 1929. The piece offered here has been certified by NGC as Gem Mint State 65, indicating exceptional preservation with only minor imperfections visible under magnification. At this grade level, the coin displays strong luster, sharp strike details, and excellent eye appeal—qualities that make it highly desirable to both type collectors and those seeking well-preserved examples from the final decade of the pre-1933 gold coinage era. The 1927 Quarter Eagle remains popular among collectors assembling complete date runs or focusing on late-date Liberty coinage. This NGC-certified example represents an attractive opportunity for the advanced collector seeking quality and authenticity in pre-Depression gold. NGC Certificate #1665794007