The 1915 $2.5 Indian Head Gold coin is a highly sought-after piece due to its rarity and historical significance. With a mintage quantity of 606,000, this coin is considered to have a low mintage, making it even more desirable among collectors. When comparing it to other pre-1934 U.S. gold coin issues, one will quickly realize that the Indian Head $2.5 Gold Coin is much more rare.

One of the main reasons for its scarcity is the fact that finding coins that are 100 years old is quite difficult. As a result, well-preserved pieces like this one carry a significant price tag. The uncirculated Indian Head $2.5 Gold Coin is particularly scarce, adding to its value and desirability.

This stunning coin features a design by Bela Lyon Pratt and comes in a plastic coin flip holder for protection. Its gold composition weighs 4.18g and has a reeded rim with a diameter of 18 mm. Originating from the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, this coin holds a special place in American numismatic history. Don't miss the opportunity to own such a rare and beautiful piece of the past.