1911-D STRONG D $2.5 AU58 PCGS CAC

The 1911-D Indian Head Quarter Eagle, struck at the Denver Mint, is the definitive key date of the $2.5 Indian series and one of the most celebrated rarities of 20th-century U.S. coinage. With a mintage of only 55,680—less than a quarter of the next rarest issue, the 1914—its scarcity and desirability have made it a cornerstone for collectors. Its rarity spans all grades, from circulated examples to gem Uncirculated pieces, with the highly sought-after "Strong D" variety being particularly prized. This CAC-endorsed specimen exemplifies its rarity and quality with near-Mint surfaces, a rich olive-gold patina, and exceptional originality. Sharply struck details underscore its technical and aesthetic appeal. With the last CAC sale in AU58 for $6,600 11/24 HA and since then CAC Price Guide has increased to $7,750 and PCGS Price Guide to $7,500 with coins selling more since then. The 1911-D Indian Head Quarter Eagle's combination of historical significance, extreme rarity, and stunning eye appeal makes it an indispensable piece for advanced numismatists and a highlight in any distinguished collection of U.S. gold coinage.

PCGS Cert Verification #51830779