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2½ Dollars "Classic Head, No Motto On Reverse - Quarter Eagle" , United States

1834-1839
2½ Dollars "Classic Head, No Motto On Reverse - Quarter Eagle" - Obverse

Obverse

2½ Dollars "Classic Head, No Motto On Reverse - Quarter Eagle" - Reverse

Reverse

Coin Details

Obverse

Description:

Liberty head left, ribbon in hair, 13 stars around

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

LIBERTY 1835

Engravers:
William Kneass

Reverse

Description:

Eagle with arrows and olive branch in talons

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2 ½ D.

Engravers:
William Kneass

Specifications

  • Weight4.18g
  • Diameter18.2mm
  • CompositionGold (.900) (.100 silver and copper)
  • Orientationcoin
  • ShapeRound
  • TechniqueMilled
  • Value2½ Dollars

Categories

Year1834 ~ 1839

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