1913 $2 1/2

Description

1913 $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle - NGC MS-63. A lustrous and well-preserved example of this early 20th-century gold quarter eagle, struck at the United States Mint. The 1913 issue represents a notable year in pre-World War I American coinage, with this particular piece showcasing the elegant Indian Head design by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt. Graded NGC MS-63, this coin exhibits exceptional mint state preservation, with strong visual appeal and minimal signs of handling. The golden-orange surfaces display remarkable original luster and crisp design details characteristic of high-grade early 20th-century gold coinage. The numerically tight NGC grade indicates a superior specimen that will appeal to both type collectors and specialized gold coin enthusiasts. The quarter eagle represents an important denomination in pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage, with relatively low mintage numbers making well-preserved examples particularly desirable. This 1913-dated piece offers collectors an opportunity to acquire a pristine representation of early 20th-century American numismatic artistry, complete with NGC certification and certificate number 6530934006. Key Details: - Denomination: $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. - Year: 1913. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Certification: #6530934006