1907 $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle MS-66 PCGS CAC

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In 1907, the Philadelphia Mint struck 336,294 of these gold quarter eagles, marking the final year of the long-running Liberty Head design for the two and a half dollar denomination. This particular specimen survives in an extraordinary state of preservation, having achieved a certified grade of Mint State 66 (MS-66) along with verification, indicating its exceptional eye appeal and quality for the grade. Crafted from 90 percent gold, this coin contains 0.1209 troy ounces of precious metal. Because it was produced at the main United States Mint facility in Philadelphia, it bears no mint mark. The obverse features the classic Liberty design, accompanied by the year of production, 1907, at the bottom of the coin. This piece represents a significant moment in American numismatics, capturing the end of an era just before the nation's gold coinage underwent a radical design transformation.