1912-P $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle PCGS XF45

The 1912-P $2. 50 Gold Quarter Eagle PCGS XF45 is a sharply original pre-1933 U. S. gold coin graded Extremely Fine 45 by the Professional Coin Grading Service. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 0. 900 fine gold with a gold weight of 0. 1209 troy oz, this Quarter Eagle belongs to the beloved Indian Head series designed by sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt and introduced in 1908. The obverse presents a left-facing Native American chief in a feathered war bonnet, rendered in Pratt's distinctive incuse relief -- a bold artistic departure from the raised-relief coinage of earlier eras. Stars ring the portrait beneath the LIBERTY legend. The reverse features a perched eagle surrounded by the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA inscription and the TWO AND A HALF DOLLARS denomination. At XF45, the coin retains pleasing definition across its high points with natural wear consistent with its century-plus of history. It arrives sealed in its PCGS sonically sealed holder, complete with the holographic security label on the reverse of the slab, making it display-ready for any pre-1933 gold collection.