1903 $2 1/2 Gold Quarter Eagle, NGC MS-64

This $2.50 gold piece, commonly known as a Quarter Eagle, represents one of the most popular denominations of the early 20th century American gold coinage era. Minted in 1903, this piece reflects the height of the Liberty Head design's production run, which was struck from 1840 through 1907.

The coin exhibits the characteristic features of the Liberty Head Quarter Eagle, displaying Lady Liberty in profile on the obverse with an eagle reverse. Graded MS-64 by NGC (Certificate #3809632004), this example demonstrates strong eye appeal and preservation typical of the Mint State category, with well-defined details and attractive luster. The MS-64 grade represents an above-average specimen that would appeal to both type collectors seeking a quality example and those building comprehensive date sets of this classic series.

As a pre-1933 U.S. gold coin, this piece holds both numismatic and bullion value, making it an enduring favorite among collectors of American gold coinage.