1925-D PCGS MS64  CAC

The 1925-D $2.50 gold coin is a quarter eagle coin that was minted in 1925 at the Denver Mint. It's a part of the United States' historic gold coin series. These coins have a face value of $2.50, which was a common denomination during the time when the United States had a gold standard.

 

The coin features a design commonly seen on U.S. gold coins of the era. The obverse (front) of the coin typically displays a depiction of Lady Liberty facing left, wearing a Native American headdress with the word "LIBERTY" inscribed above and the year "1925" below. The reverse (back) of the coin usually features a bald eagle standing on a bundle of arrows with an olive branch in its talons. The words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" are usually inscribed around the eagle, along with the coin's denomination "2 1/2 DOLLARS."