$2.50 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle Ed Moy NGC MS63 (Random Year)

Indian Head (1908-1929) This new type represents a departure from all precedents in United States coinage. Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the coin's surface. Boston sculptor Bella Lyon Pratt was the designer of this and the similar half-eagle piece. A pupil of the famous Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Pratt based his "standing eagle" motif on the reverse of his teacher's gold ten dollar coin of 1907. Among the public, there was some concern that the recessed design of Pratt's quarter eagle would collect germs- an unfounded fear. The artistry of the design was condemned loudly by some numismatists. Few people were interested in saving the coin for their collections. The result is a series with relatively few examples surviving in higher grades. Any initial disfavor has mellowed with time; today, Pratt's design is recognized as part of the early 20th-century renaissance coinage.

Coins Highlights: 

• MS63 graded by NGC
• Ed Moy Signature Label
• $2.50 Face Value
• 0.1209 oz of gold

Orders placed for products, not a specific year, will be fulfilled with coins of any date, based on availability. Orders of multiple coins may be filled with the same year or various years.