1907 $2 1/2

Description

1907 $2 1/2 Gold Liberty Head Quarter Eagle, PCGS MS-65. The final year of issue for the iconic Liberty Head Quarter Eagle design, this 1907 Philadelphia mint example represents the conclusion of Christian Gobrecht's enduring type that graced American coinage from 1840 through 1907. Struck from a composition of 90% gold and 10% copper, this quarter eagle exhibits the classic characteristics collectors prize in the series, with a weight of 4.18 grams and reeded edge typical of the denomination. Graded PCGS MS-65, this piece displays the appealing luster and strike quality expected of the grade, with well-preserved detail throughout. The 1907 is notably the most frequently encountered date in the entire quarter eagle series, both at auction and in uncirculated condition, making it an accessible entry point for collectors building a representative example of this beloved design. With a mintage of 336,294 pieces, this date remains readily available compared to scarcer years in the type. PCGS population data indicates 742 examples have been certified in higher grades, with 1,440 total graded across all designations, underscoring the relative availability of this final year issue. A desirable example of America's classic quarter eagle coinage and an excellent representation of late-date Liberty Head gold. PCGS Certificate #57550737