Lot 2795
1911-D $2.50 Indian. NGC graded MS-64. CAC Approved. Just 55,680 examples were struck. The next lowest mintage in the series belongs to the 1914 issue, which saw a production run of 240,117 pieces, more than four times that of the key date 1911-D! Well struck with lovely golden toning. A popular key date. Everyone who examines it simply most agree this is a first-rate MS64 1911-D Indian $2.50, close to gem quality and with powerful luster plus an absence of heavy marks in the fields. The overall strike is perfectly executed, including detail in all features such as the headdress feathers and fluffy trim, the eagle's neck feathers, wings and legs; importantly, the D mintmark is bold while the diagnostic knife-like rim on the upper right portion of the obverse is visible even inside the grading holder. Such quality is the determining factor when deciding to bid. Pop 420; 85 finer (PCGS # 7943) .
Estimated Value $21,000 - 22,000.
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