Description

The $2.5 Liberty Quarter Eagle was released by the US Mint in 1847 and would continue to circulate until 1907 when it was replaced by the Indian Gold Quarter Eagle. Each coin was struck by the US Mint with a $2.50 legal tender value and contained .12094 troy ounces .900 of pure gold. All coins featured in this listing have been certified by either the PCGS or NGC as being in near perfect MS65 condition meaning that they contain all of their original luster.

Coin Highlights:

Ships to you in a protective plastic slab.
Minted by the United States from 1847-1907.
Contains .12094 troy ounces of .900 pure gold.
Produced by the US Mint with a $2.50 USD face value.
Coins ship in near perfect MS65 condition.
The $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle Coin was designed by the US Mints Chief Engraver at the time, Christian Gobrecht. Looking to keep all circulating coins of the time uniform in their design, Gobrecht used a similar image of Lady Liberty as seen on the Gold Eagle and Half Eagle from previous years. In the obverse image, he used a left facing portrait of Lady Liberty. She is depicted wearing a crown that reads LIBERTY. Encircling Lady Liberty are 13 stars, and directly below her is the minting year for the specific coin.

On the coins reverse side, an eagle is shown at the center. The bird is perched on an olive branch and a bundle of arrows which it clutches in opposing talons. Surrounding the eagle are the inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Directly below the eagle at the center is the legal tender value of 2 D.

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