1891 $2.50 MS64 认证号07997168, PCGS号7843

All 1891 business strike coins that I have seen show doubling of the reverse even though many holder titles do not indicate it. This is especially true of the right side legend (OF AMERICA), the denomination D including the period and dot, the eagle's right wing, and the arrows heads. Early strikes tend to show doubling of the top arrow shaft, fraction bar and denominator 2 as well. Garrett and Guth's "Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins 1795-1933" states, "The 1891 quarter eagle is a scarce, low-mintage date. In grades up to gem Uncirculated, the 1891 commands little or no premium over more common dates. This is difficult to understand, as the 1891 quarter eagle is many times rarer than any of the later-date issues. Gem examples are very rare, with just a few graded at that level."

David Akers (1975/88)

Scarce in all grades; in fact, significantly more scarce than the lower mintage 1890. As a date, the 1891 is very nearly as rare as the 1892 which has a mintage only one fourth as great. However, I have seen a substantial number of extremely choice uncirculated 1891's, but very few really choice 1892's.