Overview
This $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle is a paramount part of the minting history of the United States. Originally created in 1840, these long-running gold pieces were produced, unaltered, until 1907. The smallest fractional Gold Eagle available, the Liberty Quarter Eagle was in high demand for its flexibility of purchase and eye-catching artistic design.
A majority of US gold coins were lost to the ages after the Great Depression and Roosevelt’s decree for citizens to turn in their gold. The $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle was no exception, making owning one of these rare coins a unique privilege. Make a step in the right direction by converting your wealth into a solid, physical future by investing in both gold and museum-quality history at the same time.
Description
Designed by Christian Gobrecht in 1840, this coin saw 67 years of production; its impeccable artistry and beloved visuals required no updates to its design. Liberty is shown in beautiful relief, with ‘Liberty’ printed on her hairband and the 13 original colonies represented in stars. The reverse shows a regal eagle, with a sturdy piece of armor glimmering on its chest. Over the course of its minting history, the $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle was issued from New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Charlotte, and Dahlonega and was always produced containing 0.1209oz of gold.
Your $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle is certified Almost Uncirculated, a significant attribute for this classic coin. Adding this lovely piece to your set will only add a phenomenal lasting value to your collection. Although exempt from broker reporting requirements, many hold these historical coins as a truly better purchase than bullion for bulk gold buyers.
Specifications
IRA Approved: No
Grade: Almost Uncirculated
Year: Random
Denomination: $2.50
Purity: 0.900
Diameter: 18mm
Thickness: 1.27mm
Weight: 0.1209oz
Mint: Varies
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