1913 $2 1/2

Description

1913 $2 1/2 Gold Coin, NGC MS-63. This Quarter Eagle represents one of the classic gold denominations produced during the early twentieth century. The 1913 date falls within the popular Indian Head design period (1908-1929), which features James Earle Fraser's iconic Native American obverse and eagle reverse. The coin contains 2.419 grams of .900 fine gold, making it a desirable piece for both type collectors and those seeking exposure to pre-1933 United States gold coinage. Grading and Condition: This example has been certified by NGC as MS-63, indicating a choice uncirculated specimen with light surface marks consistent with the grade. The MS-63 designation suggests the coin retains strong luster and eye appeal while showing the minor imperfections typical of coins that have seen minimal handling since minting. This grade level represents solid collector quality for the denomination. The 1913 Quarter Eagle remains a popular entry point into United States gold coin collecting, offering historical significance, recognized design merit, and established collector demand. The NGC certification provides authentication and a standardized grade assessment for this pre-1933 gold issue.