1907 $2.50 PCGS PR-62CAM. A wonderful proof example of the last Liberty quarter eagle. A total of 154 proofs were struck, of which an estimated 100 pieces still remain in all grades. This estimate however is disputed, and auction appearances seem to indicate that only 65 pieces are available to modern collectors.

Continuously struck for over six decades, the Liberty quarter eagles are a major set to complete. As a result, many collectors choose to add a few examples to their collections. Much of the collector demand is from people who wish to own a gold proof coin, an area of numismatics highly regarded by all knowledgeable collectors. Investor demand is a different story. It is the investor who will compare costs to surviving populations , look closely at how this series compares with others, investigate price performance over the years and extrapolate what the future value might be in order to have an idea of returns on investment.

The present coin has toned to an original and wonderful orange gold color. For some reason, the last few years of the liberty head proof gold coinage tend to tone this way, and collectors have loved this type of eye appeal for a long time. Some tiny hairlines are visible in the fields, but most of the sharply struck devices are free from this. A very likeable proof gold quarter eagle from a collectors point of view and considering all the information , the tangible assets investor should find this coin a solid buy.