1909 $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin
This coin, minted in 1909, features the iconic Indian Head design on its obverse and is made of gold.
This coin, minted in 1909, features the iconic Indian Head design on its obverse and is made of gold.
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Up for sale is a 1914 United States of America Gold Indian Head/Quarter Eagle $2.50 coin that is 4.18 grams (0.12094oz of pure gold) and appears VF to XF. This coin was verified by a Sigma Metalytics tester, as shown. You will receive the exact coin that is shown. Please enlarge photos to get a better look at the item you will receive and you be the final judge of quality, condition and grade for yourself. Don't miss out. Add this gold coin to your own collection, before someone else beats you to it. #8968 By purchasing from Silverbug, you are agreeing to all of our Terms and Policies. We will only ship to your verified confirmed PayPal/Ebay address.
Certified NGC MS62. Grade:NGC MS62. This is thefinal year (1929) of the iconic Indian Head Quarter Eagle series designed byBela Lyon Pratt, making it an especially desirable date for collectors of classic U.S. gold coins.
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GRADE: NGC MS62 — Mint State. The 1915 Philadelphia issue represents one of the most collected dates in the series — a year with solid strike quality, attractive original surfaces in the MS range, and consistent demand from pre-33 gold specialists and type collectors alike.
(2) 1911 U.S. $2.50 Indian Gold Coin NGC MS61 & AU55 Will receive both coins pictured.
This coin was minted in Philadelphia in 1929 and is composed of 0.9 fineness gold. It has a scuff on it as shown.
The 1915 $2.50 Gold Indian is a rare and valuable coin minted in the United States in 1915. This coin is composed of 0.9 fineness gold and was struck in business condition at the Philadelphia Mint. As a pre-1933 piece, it holds historical significance and would make a prized addition to any collection of US coins.
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