1893 .50 Liberty Head Gold Coin / PCGS MS63

Description

1893 .50 Liberty Head Gold Coin / PCGS MS63.
The Quarter Eagle made its debut in 1796 and was one of 10 denominations approved by Congress in 1792. The Quarter Eagle was the last of these to be minted and mintages were typically small.
The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle has the distinction of being one of the longest running coin types with its design going unchanged. It remained the same for 68 years. And unlike Half Eagles and Eagles, the motto 'IN GOD WE TRUST' was never added to the Quarter Eagle.
Coin Notes
Composition:  Gold
Weight:  4.18 grams
Gold Composition:  90%
Mint Mark:  none, minted in Philadelpha
Obverse Design:  left facing bust of Liberty goddess
Reverse Design:  Spread eagle in silouette on an olive branch
Estimated mintage: 30,000
Sold from a family estate, the Timpanogos collection.
An affordable way to add a high quality gold coin to any collection.