1913 Indian $2.50 NGC MS63, (CAC)

The 1913 Indian Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle is a standout example of early 20th-century U.S. gold, combining compact size with bold, modern artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this iconic Bela Lyon Pratt design is prized for its incuse portrait and distinctive “sunken” motifs, a dramatic departure from traditional raised-relief coinage and a lasting milestone in American numismatic history. This coin is certified NGC MS63 and carries the added prestige of CAC approval, confirming quality for the grade and strong overall eye appeal. In MS63, collectors can expect vibrant original luster and clean, well-balanced surfaces for the level, with sharp definition across the headdress feathers, Liberty’s profile, and the eagle’s wing and breast details. Color is especially appealing on many premium survivors, often showing rich honey-gold to deeper orange-gold tones, sometimes complemented by subtle, warmer accents that enhance the coin’s visual depth. Historical and collector appeal: Classic U.S. gold from the final pre-World War I era, a period of major economic and cultural transition in America The Indian Head Quarter Eagle series is among the most recognizable and widely collected U.S. gold types, ideal for both type sets and date-focused collections CAC verification adds confidence for buyers seeking premium examples within the certified grade range Coin details: Date: 1913 Denomination: $2.50 (Quarter Eagle) Mint: Philadelphia Certification: NGC MS63 CAC: Yes NGC Certification Number: 115382-002 A compelling blend of historic U.S. gold, innovative design, and confirmed quality, this 1913 Indian $2.50 Quarter Eagle is a strong choice for collectors who value eye appeal, originality, and long-term desirability.