1913 $2 1/2Brown Label

Description

1913 $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle - NGC MS-63 Brown Label. A stunning example of the early 20th-century Indian Head Quarter Eagle series, this 1913-dated gold coin represents a prized collectible from the Saint-Gaudens era of American numismatics. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this quarter eagle showcases the iconic design by Bela Lyon Pratt, featuring the distinctive incuse (recessed) relief that makes these coins so distinctive in American coinage. The NGC MS-63 Brown Label designation indicates an exceptional specimen with strong mint luster and minimal marks, placing it in the desirable uncirculated range. The coin displays crisp gold-orange surfaces with excellent eye appeal and sharp design details characteristic of this sought-after pre-1933 gold issue. The Brown Label certification further enhances its collectibility among numismatic enthusiasts. Key Details: - Date: 1913. - Denomination: $2.50 Quarter Eagle. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: Gold. - Grading Service: NGC. - Grade: MS-63. - Certification Number: 5871104015. A premium representative of early 20th-century American gold coinage, this quarter eagle offers collectors an opportunity to acquire a well-preserved example of a historically significant coin from a pivotal period in U.S. monetary history.