1910 $2 1/2

Description

1910 $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle - NGC MS-63. A stunning example of early 20th-century American gold coinage, this 1910 Quarter Eagle represents a pristine specimen of the Indian Head gold series. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this *quarter eagle* showcases the elegant design by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt, featuring the distinctive incuse (recessed) design that makes these coins truly unique in American numismatic history. The NGC MS-63 grade indicates an exceptional coin with minimal marks and strong mint luster, presenting an attractive investment for both serious collectors and numismatic enthusiasts. The soft golden surfaces display remarkable preservation, with sharp details and minimal contact marks typical of a high-grade example from this early 20th-century period. The certificate number 3167156008 provides absolute authentication and provenance for this beautiful gold coin. These Quarter Eagles were part of a limited mintage during the early 1900s, making well-preserved specimens like this particularly desirable. The coin represents a significant piece of American monetary history, struck during the final years of the Pre-1933 gold coinage era. Collectors will appreciate both its historical significance and exceptional state of preservation. Key Details: - Mint: Philadelphia. - Year: 1910. - Denomination: $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Condition: Exceptional mint state with original luster