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America’s historic gold coins were almost lost due to the Great Depression. There is an extremely limited supply of Pre-1933 gold coins struck by the United States Mint. Now, Pre-1933 $2.50 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle coins are available from Bullion Metals.

Contains .12094 oz. of .900 pure gold.Issued with a $2.50 face value.Struck by the United States Mint.Ships in plastic flips, or plastic tubes for multiples of 50.

Contains .12094 oz. of .900 pure gold.

Issued with a $2.50 face value.

Struck by the United States Mint.

Ships in plastic flips, or plastic tubes for multiples of 50.

In the midst of the Great Depression, the federal government recalled all gold coins from circulation to be melted into gold bars. As a result, the few gold coin varieties to survive the recall have immense value that goes well beyond the gold content of each individual coin.

The Pre-1933 $2.50 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle coin is the predecessor to the $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter coin. Both the reverse and obverse designs were altered, and these coins were produced from 1908 until 1929. Unlike its predecessor, only two mints contributed to the production of these coins. The Philadelphia Mint struck coins with no mint mark, while a “D” identified coins from the Denver Mint.

On the reverse side of these coins is the image of a bald eagle perched atop a quiver of arrows. A national symbol of the country’s willingness to defend itself in war, the quiver of arrows is wrapped in an olive branch. The latter image is symbolic of the nation’s desire for peace.

Each coin available through this product listing is in VF, or very fine, condition. Light wear is noticeable on the coin’s minor features, but the major features still have sharp details. Contrary to other coins, the design features on both sides of these coins are sunk into the coin, rather than raised.