1906 $2 1/2

Description

1906 $2 1/2 Gold Quarter Eagle, NGC MS-65. This $2.50 gold piece, commonly known as a Quarter Eagle, represents one of the most popular denominations of the pre-1933 American gold coinage era. Struck in 1906, this piece was produced during the height of the United States' gold standard era, when such coins circulated actively in commerce and served as trusted stores of value. The coin has been certified by NGC and assigned a grade of MS-65, indicating it is in choice uncirculated condition. At this grade level, the coin exhibits full mint luster with only light, scattered imperfections consistent with handling during the minting process. The surfaces display the characteristic detail and eye appeal expected of a well-preserved example from this productive period. Quarter Eagles remain highly sought after by collectors of U.S. gold coins, valued both for their historical significance and their bullion content. The 1906 date falls within a period of consistent mintage, making it an accessible entry point for those building a comprehensive gold collection. With its solid grade and NGC certification, this example offers both numismatic appeal and the tangible value inherent to pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage.