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Please note: We will select either PCGS or NGC certified coins from 1840-1907 to fulfill your order based on our inventory.

The evolution of the US Mint’s offering of gold coins has come a long way since the first coins rolled off the production line in the late 18th century. While the$2.5 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle gold coinwas not first minted until 1840, it gives investors and collectors a glimpse into just how far the US Mint has come.

Available to you in PCGS or NGC plastic slabs!Included dates range from 1840 to 1907!Limited availability of certified coins!Contains .121 Troy oz of actual gold content.The face value of $2.50 (USD) is fully backed by the US government.Graded Mint State 62 by the Professional Coin Grading Service or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.On the obverse is Lady Liberty.The reverse features the heraldic eagle.Please remember the coins may be graded by either the PCGS or NGC.

Available to you in PCGS or NGC plastic slabs!

Included dates range from 1840 to 1907!

Limited availability of certified coins!

Contains .121 Troy oz of actual gold content.

The face value of $2.50 (USD) is fully backed by the US government.

Graded Mint State 62 by the Professional Coin Grading Service or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.

On the obverse is Lady Liberty.

The reverse features the heraldic eagle.

Please remember the coins may be graded by either the PCGS or NGC.

If you are at all familiar withmodern-day US coins, you will quickly recognize that the Liberty Head Quarter Eagle’s design is the inspiration for many coins produced nowadays. The coin is made up of 90% pure gold and boasts .12094 troy ounces of the yellow metal. The obverse side of the Quarter Eagle depicts Ben West’s rendering of Lady Liberty facing leftward. Lady Liberty is wearing a coronet with the inscription “Liberty” on it. Also featured on the obverse side of the coin is a marking indicating the year in which the coin was minted. The coin’s reverse depicts an American eagle who is clutching arrows and an olive branch in its talons and wearing a protective shield across its chest. The words “United States of America” round the outer edges of the reverse, as does the $2.5 face value.

Few other coins from this era boast the type of intricacy found on the Liberty Head, part of the reason why it is so attractive to collectors. What’s more, the coin’s high purity combined with its general rarity make it a great investment vehicle as well. At Bullion Metals, we fully understand that the safety of your bullion is your top priority so we do our best to protect and secure every coin before they are dispatched. Additionally, we fully insure every shipment as to prevent you from having to deal with lost or damaged goods.