1886 $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle PR-67 DCAM PCGS

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In 1886, the Philadelphia Mint produced an exceptionally small run of proof coins for the Liberty Quarter Eagle series. Only eighty-eight of these gold pieces were minted, making them an extraordinary find for those exploring the history of nineteenth-century American coinage. Strikingly detailed, these coins carry no mintmark, which signifies their origin at the main Philadelphia facility. Struck in 90 percent pure gold with a weight of 0.1209 troy ounces, this 2.50 dollar denomination features the classic Liberty design on the obverse, dated 1886. The reverse displays the heraldic eagle along with the denomination abbreviated as 2 1/2 D. and the legend United States of America. This particular specimen has been certified in a spectacular Proof 67 Deep Cameo condition, highlighting the intense contrast between the frosted design elements and the mirror-like fields.