1911 $2.50 Indian Head PCGS PR67

Own a premier proof-era classic with this exceptional 1911 Indian Head $2.50 Quarter Eagle, certified NGC PR68 (Cert #1634499028) and struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Representing the final years of the beloved incuse-design quarter eagle series (1908–1929), this coin pairs iconic American artistry with true rarity at the highest levels of preservation. The 1911 Indian $2.50 is admired for Bela Lyon Pratt’s bold, recessed portrait of a Native American chief and the matching incuse eagle reverse—an innovative departure from traditional raised-relief U.S. coinage. In Proof format, the type becomes especially compelling: sharply executed details, precise striking, and standout visual depth that brings the incuse design to life. Expect richly original gold color with vibrant luster and strong eye appeal befitting a near-perfect Proof. For collectors focused on certified condition rarity, this example is a standout. Population data confirms only 14 coins graded at this level, with higher examples listed as N/A, underscoring the scarcity of superior certified pieces and the difficulty of locating an elite-quality 1911 Proof Indian Quarter Eagle. Key details Date and type: 1911 Indian Head $2.50 Quarter Eagle (Proof) Mint: Philadelphia Certification: NGC PR68 NGC Cert #: 1634499028 Population: 14 at this grade; higher N/A A distinguished addition to any advanced U.S. gold collection, Proof type set, or Indian Quarter Eagle registry pursuit, this 1911 PR68 delivers historical importance, exceptional craftsmanship, and top-tier collectability in one remarkable coin.