1913 $2 1/2

Description

1913 $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle - NGC MS-63. A stunning example of the classic Indian Head Quarter Eagle series, this 1913-dated gold coin represents a highly collectible pre-World War I American gold issue. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this piece showcases the elegant design by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt, featuring the distinctive incuse (recessed) relief that makes these coins so unique in numismatic history. The NGC MS-63 grade indicates a choice uncirculated specimen with minimal marks and exceptional eye appeal. The golden-honey surfaces display remarkable mint luster and sharp technical details characteristic of a well-preserved early 20th-century gold coin. The intricate Native American portrait and heraldic eagle design remain crisp and well-defined, demonstrating exceptional preservation for its era. Collectors will appreciate this coin's historical significance as part of the final generation of circulating U.S. gold coinage before the 1933 gold recall. With relatively low mintage numbers for the 1913 issue, this piece represents an excellent opportunity for numismatists seeking a high-grade example of this classic Pre-1933 gold quarter eagle. Accompanied by NGC certification #8301093001, ensuring its authenticity and grade. Specifications: - Denomination: $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Year: 1913. - Metal: 90% Gold. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Certification: #8301093001