1914 Indian Eagle. MS-63 (PCGS).，Pretty golden-yellow patina to both sides, the surfaces sharply defined throughout with excellent frosty luster. The 1914 is one of the more underrated Philadelphia Mint Indian eagles in Mint State, a status it shares with the 1909. Choice examples such as this are scarcer than those of the 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913 and 1915 issues, to say nothing of the truly common 1926 and 1932. A find for the astute 20th century gold enthusiast.，From the Woodward Collection.，
1914 Indian Eagle. MS-64 (NGC). CAC.，Splendid golden yellow surfaces with a razor sharp strike and billowy satin luster. The 1914 is one of the more underrated Philadelphia Mint issues in the conditionally challenging Indian eagle series, Mint State examp ...
1914 Indian Half Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS).，Vivid golden yellow patina mingles with softly frosted luster on both sides of this handsome near-Gem. Swirls of bolder reddish-orange patina further enhance the obverse. An underrated issue by Philadelphia Mint India ...
1914 Indian Quarter Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS).，This is a wholly original near-Gem with fulsome mint luster and a sharp to full strike. Warmly toned in a blend of honey and apricot shades, this is a delightful coin to represent the rarest Indian quarter eagle in ...
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