1907 $2 1/2

Description

1907 $2 1/2 Gold Coin. This $2.50 gold piece, commonly known as a Quarter Eagle, represents an important denomination in United States coinage history. The year 1907 marks a significant period in American numismatics, as this was the final year of production for the Liberty Head design before the transition to the Indian Head Quarter Eagle series in 1908. Graded NGC MS-65, this example exhibits the qualities collectors seek in early twentieth-century gold coinage. The MS-65 designation indicates a near-gem uncirculated specimen with only light imperfections visible under magnification, preserving excellent eye appeal and luster typical of this grade level. The assigned certificate number 2502850002 provides full authentication and grading documentation. Quarter Eagles from 1907 remain popular with both gold bullion investors and type collectors assembling complete Liberty Head series sets. This piece offers solid numismatic value combined with its intrinsic gold content, making it an attractive addition to any collection of pre-1933 United States gold coinage.