MS63 PCGS (# 84217373) CAC

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $780

ESTIMATE: $500

MIN. BID W/O BP: $400

CONDITION NOTES: Beautiful yellow-gold original luster, sharp detail, a gorgeous AU63 CAC-verified example of this popular 1908 Indian Quarter Eagle

COMMENTS: 1908 was the first year of the Indian Quarter Eagle series. 564,821 were minted at Philadelphia. (Image)

$ 500.00

MS62 PCGS (# 34683923)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $533

ESTIMATE: $350

MIN. BID W/O BP: $275

CONDITION NOTES: Bright gold luster and detailed strike, no discernable marks

COMMENTS: 441,760 were minted at Philadelphia in 1909. (Image)

$ 350.00

MS65 NGC (# 3310984003)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $3,410

ESTIMATE: $2,200

MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,800

CONDITION NOTES: Brilliant reflective luster and sharply detailed strike, careful examination reveals a faint hairline on the reverse field in angled light, thus MS65 with eye appeal to match any better

COMMENTS: 492,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1910. It is much scarcer in MS65 and higher grades. NGC reports 203 MS65 and 18 higher. (Image)

$ 2,200.00

MS64 PCGS (# 84911089)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $1,230

ESTIMATE: $800

MIN. BID W/O BP: $650

CONDITION NOTES: Brilliant reflective luster and extraordinary depth of detail, a few tiny hairline contact marks must have kept this out of the MS65 class

COMMENTS: 492,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1910. (Image)

$ 800.00

MS62 NGC (# 4492194007)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $442

ESTIMATE: $275

MIN. BID W/O BP: $225

CONDITION NOTES: Bright gold luster and detailed strike, no discernable marks

COMMENTS: 492,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1910. (Image)

$ 275.00

MS64 PCGS (# 37236077) CAC

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $1,260

ESTIMATE: $800

MIN. BID W/O BP: $650

CONDITION NOTES: Bright honey-gold luster, no discernable marks, a gorgeous CAC-verified MS64 piece

COMMENTS: 704,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1911. (Image)

$ 800.00

MS62 NGC (# 3890851004)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $468

ESTIMATE: $300

MIN. BID W/O BP: $250

CONDITION NOTES: Orange-gold semi-reflective luster, decent strike, minor friction marks

COMMENTS: 704,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1911. (Image)

$ 300.00

AU58 NGC (# 595180011)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $4,620

ESTIMATE: $3,000

MIN. BID W/O BP: $2,400

CONDITION NOTES: Bright gold and nicely detailed strike with the D mint mark full (a bit hard to see in this NGC holder), an attractive example of this scarce "key" to Indian Quarter Eagles

COMMENTS: The 1911-D Indian $2.50 is a key year-mintmark piece for collectors. It is generally scarce, and examples in AU58 or higher grades are in great demand. One of the principal considerations is the strength of the mintmark, with Weak D examples being much less desirable and valued separately in the CPG. (Image)

$ 3,000.00

MS62 NGC (# 3733770002)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $585

ESTIMATE: $375

MIN. BID W/O BP: $300

CONDITION NOTES: Deep gold satiny luster, sharp detail, tiny discolored spot in bottom of headdress

COMMENTS: 616,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1912. (Image)

$ 375.00

MS63 PCGS (# 84169360)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $650

ESTIMATE: $425

MIN. BID W/O BP: $325

CONDITION NOTES: Orange-gold satiny luster, no discernable marks

COMMENTS: 722,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1913. (Image)

$ 425.00

MS62 NGC (# 3703173012)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $1,220

ESTIMATE: $800

MIN. BID W/O BP: $650

CONDITION NOTES: Deep gold with dark toning on high points, detailed strike

COMMENTS: A relatively low 240,000 were minted at Philadelphia in 1914. (Image)

$ 800.00