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1911 $2.5 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 64
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1911 $2.5 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 64
Add a beautifully preserved piece of early 20th-century American gold to your collection with the 1911 $2.5 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 64. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this historic Quarter Eagle contains approximately 0.1209 troy oz of actual gold and is composed of .900 fine gold. Professionally certified MS 64 by NGC, this example remains in Choice Mint State condition, making it an attractive representation of one of the most distinctive U.S. gold coin designs.
Introduced in 1908, the Indian Head Quarter Eagle was designed by sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt and represented a dramatic departure from traditional U.S. coinage. Instead of raising the primary design above the coin's surface, Pratt placed the design below the surrounding fields in incuse relief. The series was struck from 1908 through 1915 and again from 1925 through 1929. Because the coins lack a traditional raised rim, their exposed fields were more susceptible to rubbing and contact, making well-preserved Mint State examples particularly appealing to collectors.
Coin Specifications:
- Graded by NGC as MS 64
- Contains 0.1209 troy oz of .900 fine gold
- Struck by the US Mint
- $2.5 face value
- Presented in an official NGC holder
- Obverse: Features a detailed depiction of an Indian Chief in a headdress with inscriptions “LIBERTY” and the year.
- Reverse: Depicts a bald eagle on arrows with the inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and the denomination.
A remarkable chapter of early 20th-century American coinage is preserved in this historic gold issue. The 1911 Indian Head Quarter Eagle reflects Bela Lyon Pratt’s innovative approach to coin design, with its distinctive incuse details giving the piece a character unlike traditional raised-relief coinage. Certified NGC MS 64, this example retains strong Mint State quality while offering collectors a tangible connection to the artistry and monetary history of the period. If you have any questions, please contact our customer service representatives.
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