1910 $2.50 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle PR-65 PCGS CAC

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In 1910, the Philadelphia Mint produced an incredibly small run of proof coins, totaling just 682 pieces. This gold quarter eagle represents a fascinating moment in American numismatics, showcasing a design that breaks from traditional coin styling. Rather than raised features, the imagery is sunken into the gold surface, a technique known as an incuse design that creates a distinct look and feel. The obverse of this 2.50 dollar coin displays a Native American figure wearing a traditional headdress, surrounded by the word LIBERTY and the 1910 date. On the reverse, a proud eagle stands amidst the classic inscriptions IN GOD WE TRUST, PLURIBUS UNUM, and the name of the issuing nation. Struck in 0.900 fine gold with a metal content of 0.1209 troy ounces, this specific specimen has been certified in Proof 65 condition with verification, highlighting its exceptional preservation.