1907 $2 1/2

Description

1907 Indian Head Quarter Eagle, NGC MS-65. This 1907 Quarter Eagle represents a classic example from the early years of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic Indian Head design. The Quarter Eagle, or $2.50 gold piece, was a staple of American commerce during the early 20th century and remains highly sought after by collectors today. The piece has been certified by NGC as MS-65, indicating a well-preserved Mint State example with only light, scattered contact marks consistent with the grade. The obverse displays Saint-Gaudens' elegant portrayal of Liberty in Native American headdress, while the reverse features an eagle perched on a bundle of arrows—a design that symbolized American strength and prosperity. The 1907 date falls within the early production years of this beloved series, making it particularly desirable to type collectors and those specializing in pre-1933 gold coinage. At the MS-65 grade level, this Quarter Eagle offers an attractive balance of eye appeal and affordability, presenting an excellent opportunity to acquire a piece of American numismatic history. The Indian Head Quarter Eagles remain favorites among gold coin enthusiasts for their artistic merit and historical significance. NGC Certificate #2502850002