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$2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head NGC MS 62 (Random Year)
- 0.121 oz
- .900
- US Mint
- Pre-1933
Money MetalsQuantity — dealers price in tiers, and the cheapest dealer can change
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All 2 dealer prices at qty 1
| # | Dealer | Price at qty 1 | Premium | They pay you | Offer link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Money Metals | $992.10 | +$491.56+98.21% | $550.37spot +9.96% | View offer |
| 2 |  Bullion Exchanges | Out of stock | — | Not published | Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first |
What dealers pay for this product
- Best bidMoney Metals$550.37spot +9.96%+$411.81/oz
The only buyback published, of 2 dealers compared · best is 44.52% below the single-unit wire price
About this product
A Mint State 62 Indian Head Quarter Eagle With a Random Date
The Indian Head quarter eagle NGC MS 62 is a $2.5 pre-1933 U.S. Mint gold coin of .900 fine gold, holding 0.121 troy ounce of actual gold, and graded Mint State 62 by NGC. Mint State means the coin shows no circulation wear, and 62 places it in the lower part of that range, where some contact marks are visible. The date depends on dealer supply.
Introduced in 1908, Retired in 1929
The Indian Head quarter eagle entered production in 1908 as part of a wider redesign of U.S. gold coinage and was struck until 1929. Its obverse presents a Native American wearing a traditional headdress, and the reverse shows a bald eagle perched on a bundle of arrows while holding an olive branch. On an MS 62 coin, the design keeps its original mint detail without circulation wear, and NGC records the grade on the holder label. The specific year is chosen from the dealer's certified coins.
Certified Coin Details
- 0.121 troy oz (3.76 g) actual gold weight
- Fineness: .900 gold
- Grade: NGC MS 62
- Year: pre-1933, random
- Face value: $2.5
- Sealed NGC holder
Certified Quarter Eagle Prices Compared
For a certified pre-1933 coin, dealers price the gold content at spot and then add a premium for the grade and type. Those premiums can differ widely. Bullion Hunters shows each published price, multi-coin tiers and buyback figures on one page. Look at every other indian head gold coin listing, or move through U.S. gold coins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MS 62 mean for a $2.5 Indian Head quarter eagle?
MS 62 is a Mint State grade, so the coin shows no circulation wear. At 62, some contact marks or small surface flaws are visible, which places it below higher Mint State grades such as MS 64 or MS 65.
How do dealers set prices for an NGC MS 62 quarter eagle?
The price begins with the spot value of the coin's gold, then each dealer adds a premium for the NGC grade, the series and its own costs. Because those premiums differ, compare the published prices before choosing an offer.
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Specifications
- Mint
- US Mint
- Year
- Pre-1933
- Fineness
- .900
- Metal weight
- 0.121 oz
- Grade
- MS 62
- Face value
- $2.50
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