Where to buy the cheapest Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle?

You can typically find the best prices for Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle from online bullion dealers. You may also find these at local coin shops and other places bullion precious metals are bought, sold and traded.

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Liberty $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle

Q: How much is a Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle worth?

Based on the today's spot gold price, each Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle is worth $598.02.

Independent, real-time price comparison of Liberty $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle from trusted dealers. Rankings are based on ACH/Cash price and stock status, updated hourly from dealer pages/APIs. Affiliate links never affect order.

Prices Last Updated: Jan 23, 2026 09:01 am

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Bullion Dealer	Price Each	Credit Price	Dealer Premium	Link
Monument Metals 4.4746 Dealer Rating: ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Free Shipping @ $199	$670.47	$697.29	$72.45 (12.11% prem)
eBay (thegman95) See Listing for Shipping	$690.00	$717.60	$91.98 (15.38% prem)

Prices Last Updated: Jan 23, 2026 09:01 am

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Marketplace Prices: Liberty $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle

                                                  

                          
Highest Bid
$607.51
+1.59%
+$9.49/unit
Lowest Ask
$627.25
+4.89%
+$29.23/unit

Melt Value: How Much is a Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle Worth?

At today’s spot price, the melt value of a Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle is $598.02. Each contains 0.121 oz of .900 fine gold bullion.

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All-in price: Due to differences in sales tax, shipping costs and payment method adjustment, we show item price and note what’s included.
Premium over spot: Premium = The amount charged by the dealer, minus the current spot per unit for this specific product.
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Expert Notes

The quarter eagle was a gold coin issued by the United States with a denomination of two dollars and fifty cents. It represented a derivative of the ten-dollar eagle coin. The name was described as part of the Coinage Act which became law in 1792.

Liberty $2.50 Quarter Eagle Gold Coin

The Liberty Head design was introduced in 1840. These coins were minted until 1907 with a similar Lady Liberty left facing effigy that was similar to the other circulating gold coins of the era.

The Liberty Head, sometimes referred to as the "Coronet Head" due to the tiara like crown upon her head, was created by Christian Gobrecht.

The coins were struck at the mints in Philadelphia, the Charlotte, New Orleans, Dahlonega, San Francisco. The coins you receive may contain one of these mintmarks.

Each quarter eagle gold coin contains .121 troy ounces of pure gold bullion. The gold alloy utilized for Pre-1933 gold coins is a mix of 90% pure gold combined with 10% copper.

Liberty $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle Specifications

Weight	.121 oz
Country	United States
Type	Government Bullion
Mint	US Mint
Year	Various
Coins Series	Pre-1933 US Gold
Classification	Historical
Face Value	$2.50 USD
Coins Type	Government Bullion
Purity	.900 fineness
Capsule Size	Capsules are available from Amazon: Red Capsule Tube & 20 18mm Black Ring Coin Holders for Seated Barber Mercury Roosevelt Dimes by OnFireGuy - $24.95
Diameter	18 mm
Thickness	1.14 mm

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