$2.50, Quarter Eagle

1913 $2.50 INDIAN GOLD CHOICE TO GEM BUNC		$495.00	1h 23m
1912 2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD RING 14K WITH DIAMONDS	11	$259.90	2h 6m
1927 $2.50 INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE GOLD COIN CHOICE BU		$423.95	2h 34m
1849-D $2 1 2 GOLD LIBERTY AU58 DETAILS ICG !!!		$2,900.00	2h 35m
1915 $2.50 INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE COIN CHOICE BU NICE		$423.95	2h 35m
1911 $2.50 INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE GOLD COIN CHOICE BU		$423.95	2h 36m
1907 $2.5 LIBERTY QUARTER EAGLE PROOF (PCGS) GENUINE		$2,750.00	2h 56m
1912 $2 ½ INDIAN STRUCK-THRU OBVERSE PCGS MS-63	13	$659.00	3h
1903 Quarter Eagle $2.50 Gold Piece	4	$233.50	3h 4m
1914-D Quarter Eagle $2.50 Gold Piece	5	$204.50 $595.00	3h 10m
1903 $2.50 GOLD QUARTER EAGLE	3	$178.04	3h 16m
1909 $2.50 INDIAN HEAD EAGLE U.S. GOLD COIN	11	$237.50	3h 23m
1911 $2.50 INDIAN HEAD EAGLE U.S. GOLD COIN	11	$232.30	3h 29m
1929 Quarter Eagle $2.50 Gold Piece	5	$233.50 $595.00	3h 29m
1912 $2.50 INDIAN HEAD EAGLE U.S. GOLD COIN	9	$223.50	3h 31m
1915 2.50 QUARTER EAGLE INDAIN HEAD	-	$349.99	4h 2m
1853 United States of America Gold $2 1 2 Coin		$395.00	4h 6m
1852 United States of America Gold $2 1 2 Coin		$395.00	4h 8m
1879 Liberty Quarter Eagle PCGS MS63 $2.5 Gold FREE S&I		$1,189.88	4h 17m
1926 Indian $2 1 2 gold, NGC MS62		$550.00	4h 24m
$2.5 1843-C XF RARE CHARLOTTE SCANT MINTAGE = 23, 076		$2,435.00	5h 35m
1872-S $2.50 LIBERTY HEAD 1 4 EAGLE GOLD RARE DATE LOW		$525.00	5h 42m
1911 $2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD U.S COIN KEYDATE	10	$231.50	5h 56m
1929 $2.5 INDIAN HEAD US GOLD COIN	20	$232.50	6h 18m
1908 $2.1 2 QUARTER EAGLE IN XF AU CONDITION.		$325.00	6h 25m
1926 $2 1 2 GOLD INDIAN MS65 NGC !!!		$3,300.00	6h 25m
1879 $2.1 2 QUARTER EAGLE IN AU MS CONDITION.		$345.00	6h 33m
1909 $2 1 2-Gold Indian Head Coin - High Grade-1 Day!	-	$275.00 $320.00	6h 47m
76-4 gold 2 1 2 dollar 1909 coin with 14K gold chain	-	$600.00	7h 16m
1929 PCGS MS64 $2.5 Indian - NO RESERVE	-	$1,345.00 $1,479.50	7h 39m
1928 NGC MS64 $2.5 Indian -- NO RESERVE	-	$1,340.00 $1,479.00	7h 46m
1912 2.5 DOLLAR INDIAN GOLD IN EXTRA FINE CONDITION	9	$228.50	7h 55m
Absolutely RARE!1925 Indian Head 2 1 2 Dollar Gold Coin	-	$299.99	8h 9m
1861 2.5 DOLLAR LIBERTY GOLD COIN IN NGC AU58 ABOUT UNC	9	$248.50	8h 25m
1914-P Indian Gold Quarter Eagle CHOICE BU - KEY Coin!		$1,125.75	8h 33m
1910 $2.50 QUARTER EAGLE INDIAN HEAD GOLD COIN	-	$319.00 $408.00	8h 47m
1913 $2 1 2 dollar US Gold Indian		$300.00	9h 2m
1911 Beautiful $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle HIGH GRADE		$295.00	9h 7m
1836 SCRIPT 8 GOLD CLASSIC-HEAD $2.50 NGC VF DET. (XF+)		$844.99	9h 15m
1914-D $2.5 INDIAN NO spots KEY DATE GEM BU !!!	-	$1,275.00	9h 22m

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