1915 $2 1/2

Description

1915 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin. A stunning example of the Indian Head Quarter Eagle series from the early 20th century, this 1915 $2.50 gold piece represents a beautiful specimen of American numismatic artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin showcases the iconic design by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt, featuring the distinctive incuse (recessed) portrait of a Native American chief. Graded NGC MS-63, this coin exhibits exceptional preservation and eye appeal. The surfaces display minimal marks typical of the assigned grade, with lustrous golden-orange color and sharp, well-defined design elements. The NGC certification (Certificate #6468307010) ensures the coin's authenticity and provides a reliable assessment of its condition. The 1915 quarter eagle represents a fascinating period in American coinage, minted during a time of significant historical transition. Produced in the early years of the 20th century, these gold coins were part of the last generation of circulating gold currency before the 1933 Gold Recall. With a relatively modest mintage, this piece offers collectors a tangible connection to an important era in U.S. monetary history. Key Details: - Date: 1915. - Denomination: $2.50 (Quarter Eagle). - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: 90% Gold. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Certification: #6468307010