1926 $2 1/2 Gold Coin

This Quarter Eagle represents a classic piece of early 20th-century American coinage. The $2.50 gold denomination, officially known as the Quarter Eagle, was a staple of U.S. currency circulation and remained in production through 1929 before being discontinued during the Great Depression. The 1926 issue is a readily collectible date within the series, struck at the Philadelphia Mint without a mint mark.

The coin is certified by NGC as Gem Mint State 65, indicating exceptional eye appeal with minimal imperfections visible to the naked eye. At this grade level, the piece displays strong luster, well-defined design elements, and the overall quality expected of premium pre-1933 gold coinage. The MS-65 designation places this example solidly in the upper echelon of preserved specimens.

NGC Certification Number: 2178799006

This Pre-1933 gold issue offers collectors both numismatic appeal and the enduring value associated with U.S. gold coinage from the Classic era.