1878 $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle, PCGS MS-64

This 1878 Quarter Eagle represents a classic example of late 19th-century American gold coinage. The $2.50 gold piece, commonly known as the Quarter Eagle, was a standard denomination in U.S. currency during this period and remains highly collectible today. The 1878 date falls within the later years of the Liberty Head design series, which was produced from 1840 through 1907.

Graded PCGS MS-64, this coin displays the characteristics expected of a Choice Mint State example. The MS-64 designation indicates the coin retains strong original luster and eye appeal with only minor imperfections consistent with the grade. This Mint State rating places the coin well above circulated examples and demonstrates excellent preservation for a piece now over 140 years old.

With PCGS Certificate Number 21844613, this Quarter Eagle offers authentication and grading consistency from one of the hobby's most respected grading services. The combination of the popular 1878 date, Mint State preservation, and the enduring appeal of gold coinage makes this an attractive offering for collectors of U.S. gold coins and those seeking quality examples of late 19th-century American currency.