$2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle Brilliant Uncirculated

Design and Specifications

The $2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle Brilliant Uncirculated is a gold coin known for its distinctive incuse design. This coin features an Indian chief on the obverse and an eagle on the reverse.

• Designer: Bela Lyon Pratt
• Composition: 90% gold, 10% copper
• Weight: 4.18 grams
• Diameter: 18 mm
• Thickness: 1.14 mm
• Edge: Reeded

Mint Marks and Varieties

The Indian Quarter Eagle was minted at several locations, each identifiable by a mint mark. The mint mark is located on the reverse side of the coin to the left of the arrowheads.

• No Mint Mark: Philadelphia Mint
• D: Denver Mint
• S: San Francisco Mint

Various Grades and Values

Condition	Value
Good (G)	$250
Fine (F)	$300
Extremely Fine (XF)	$400
About Uncirculated (AU)	$500
Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)	$600-$900

Coins in Good condition are worn with major details visible. Fine condition coins have moderate wear with more details discernible. Extremely Fine coins show light wear on high points. About Uncirculated coins have minimal wear, primarily on the highest points. Brilliant Uncirculated coins exhibit no wear and possess original luster.

Collectible Varieties

• 1911-D Strong D: $2,500 - $15,000

The 1911-D Strong D is the most sought-after variety due to its low mintage and distinctive mint mark. The strength of the 'D' mint mark significantly impacts its value, with well-defined marks commanding a premium.

Error Coins

• Off-Center Strike: $1,000 - $3,000

Off-Center Strike errors occur when the coin is not properly aligned during minting. These coins show a portion of the design missing from one side, leading to their unique appearance and desirability among collectors.

Melt Value

The melt value of the $2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle is calculated based on its gold content. With a composition of 90% gold and a total weight of 4.18 grams, the coin contains approximately 3.76 grams of pure gold. The melt value fluctuates with the current market price of gold. To determine the melt value, multiply the gold content by the spot price of gold per gram. For instance, if gold is valued at $60 per gram, the melt value would be 3.76 grams x $60, equaling $225.60. This calculation provides a baseline for the intrinsic value of the coin's material.

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$2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle BU Auctions

Listing (Seller)	Price
1915 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - ICG MS63 (BU UNC) - $1,310 Value! (eternitycoin)	$897.75
1929 $2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin ANACS MS-63 Choice BU (juliancoin)	$957.11
1910 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - ICG MS63 (BU UNC) - $1,590 Value! (eternitycoin)	$992.75
1913 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - NGC MS63 (BU UNC) - $1,275 Value (eternitycoin)	$1106.75
1926 $2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS-64 Very Choice BU KRC (juliancoin)	$1270.50
1925-D Indian $2.50 Quarter Eagle Gold Coin, PCGS UNC Details, Appears Choice BU (juliancoin)	$1346.73
1913 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - ICG MS64 (BU UNC) - $2,100 Value (eternitycoin)	$1458.25
1914 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - ICG MS63 (BU UNC) - $2,900 Value (eternitycoin)	$1838.25
1911 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 Coin - PCGS MS64 (BU UNC) - $2,400 Value (eternitycoin)	$2227.75

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