1925-D $2 1/2 Gold Quarter Eagle, NGC MS-65

This $2.50 gold piece was struck at the Denver Mint during 1925, a year of strong gold coinage production in the United States. The quarter eagle, officially known as the Quarter Eagle or $2.50 gold coin, features John Flanagan's classic design that graced this denomination throughout its later production years. The "D" mint mark clearly identifies this piece as a product of Denver's facility.

Graded MS-65 by NGC (Certificate #3314430003), this example exhibits strong eye appeal and well-preserved surfaces consistent with the grade. At the Gem Mint State level, this coin displays attractive luster and minimal contact marks, making it an appealing example for both type collectors and those pursuing complete date and mint mark sets of quarter eagles.

The 1925-D represents a desirable entry point for collectors interested in pre-1933 U.S. gold coinage. Quarter eagles from this era continue to attract collector interest due to their historical significance, relatively modest size, and the natural beauty of gold coins from America's final decades of the gold standard.