1911 $2 1/2

Description

1911 $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle - NGC MS-63. A stunning early 20th-century gold quarter eagle from the Philadelphia Mint, this pristine 1911 example represents a beautiful specimen of classic American gold coinage. Struck during the final years of the Indian Head quarter eagle design by Bela Lyon Pratt, this coin showcases the distinctive incuse (recessed) design that makes these issues so distinctive in numismatic history. The NGC MS-63 grade indicates an exceptional state of preservation, with minimal marks and strong mint luster. The Indian Head motif remains crisp and well-defined, highlighting the intricate details of this short-lived but artistically significant coin type. Struck during a period of economic prosperity, this quarter eagle represents a tangible piece of American monetary history from the early Progressive Era. Collectors will appreciate the coin's sharp strike, clean surfaces, and original mint state preservation. The golden-yellow surfaces exhibit minimal contact marks typical of the grade, with excellent eye appeal that makes this an attractive addition to any pre-1933 gold collection or type set. A classic representation of early 20th-century American gold coinage that combines historical significance with numismatic beauty. Key Details: - Date: 1911. - Denomination: $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Grading Service: NGC. - Grade: MS-63. - Certification Number: 8522794006