First Spouse mintage Figures
|
Proof |
Unc |
Total |
| Martha Washington |
20,000 |
20,000 |
40,000 |
| Abigail Adams |
20,000 |
20,000 |
40,000 |
| Jefferson’s Liberty |
20,000 |
20,000 |
40,000 |
| Dolley Madison |
18,355 |
12,541 |
30,896 |
| Elizabeth Monroe |
7,933 |
4,519 |
12,452 |
| Louisa Adams |
7,454 |
4,223 |
11,677 |
| Jackson’s Liberty |
7,806 |
4,754 |
12,560 |
| Van Buren’s Liberty |
7,515 |
4,334 |
11,849 |
| Anna Harrison |
6,250 |
3,537 |
9,787 |
| Letitia Tyler |
5,163 |
3,152 |
8,315 |
| Julia Tyler |
4,830 |
2,861 |
7,691 |
| Sarah Polk |
4,687 |
2,841 |
7,528 |
| Margaret Taylor |
3,851 |
2,294 |
6,145 |
| Abigail Fillmore |
4,292 |
2,365 |
6,657 |
| Jane Pierce |
1,579 |
855 |
2,434 |
Low First Spouse Mintage Numbers means more money in the long run
These new numbers are showing not much collector interest in these coins, normally a good sign for the future of the prices for these coins, when few collectors want these coins today and lower first spouse mintage numbers are presented it should drive the price up on these highly collectible coins
From the US Mint about the Low First Spouse Mintage numbers
For 2010, the coins featuring Abigail Fillmore, Jane Pierce, and James Buchanan’s Liberty will all have a maximum mintage of 15,000 for each release, across both proof and uncirculated options. The Mary Todd Lincoln First Spouse gold Coin, which is expected to be a more popular seller will have a maximum mintage of 20,000 coins across both options. Maximum mintage levels for future releases will be established each year.
So the first spouse mintage numbers are as low as they will get with the economy as it is, should be a collectors dream
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First Spouse 2007 Abigail Adams Proof
- 1 First Spouse Abigail Adams Gold Proof!
- In Original packaging from the U.S. Mint!
- Only 40,000 minted in both Proof and Uncirculated!
- Sold out from the mint in just a few hours!
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From the U. S. Mint:
This year marks the inaugural year of the First Spouse Gold Coin Series, the United States Mints first coin series to feature our Nations First Spouses.
Four, one-half ounce, $10 24-karat Gold First Spouse Coins will be minted and released annually in the order the spouses served in the White House. The coins will be minted in proof and uncircul. . . More >>
First Spouse Series 2007 Half Ounce Gold Proof Coin Abigail Adams
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- The Anna Harrison commemorative bronze coin collection is a great way to honor the first lady of William Henry Harrison.
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- These full color collections will walk you through the life and times of the former first ladies in a way you’ve never before seen.
Product DescriptionThe Anna Harrison commemorative bronze coin collection is a great way to honor the first lady of William Henry Harrison. This full color collection walks you through the life and times of the former first lady in a way you’ve never before seen.
These commemorative bronze coin collections are a great way to honor the first ladies of the founding fathers.
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First Lady – Anna Harrison Collection
The first spouse Jefferson Liberty in perfect MS70 by NCG is also one of the popular liberty first spouse coins. They are now available on ebay.
First Spouse gold coin Jacksons Liberty is probably the most beautiful of the first spouse gold coins, this coin has the old image of liberty on the front as Jackson did not have a first spouse while in office. Graded perfect by NGC MS70
2008 W Van Buren’s Liberty $10 24 KT gold proof 1/2 ounce First Strike Spouse coin graded a perfect PR70 DCAM by PCGS!!. These are the rare first spouse coins of the next generation.
Very few of these coins made the first strike designation. Take a look at this perfect coin. Don’t you just love the first spouse gold coins.
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Now to find out if the First spouse gold coins are right for you have a look at the coins, the history of the first lady and think about if that is something you would like to colllect. The posission of the first spouse with the president and her role in US goverment if any ? The history of the first spouses of the USA and the presidents that was in office without a first spouse. The coins that are being released from the US mint of presidents without a first spouse has become very popular. As the coin motives of that time like “liberty” of that time are being reminted onto these new first spouse gold coins. The 3 different liberty motives of jackson liberty, jefferson liberty and Van Buren’s liberty are all hot sellers as the liberty motive are a clear winner with collectors.
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Margaret Taylor First Spouse and her husban Zachary Taylor once commented that Margaret “Peggy” Mackall Smith Taylor “was as much of a soldier as I was.” For 30 years, she followed her husband during his military career to remote hardship outposts that stretched from Louisiana to northern Wisconsin, creating homes for her family in tents, cabins and forts.
After many years of living a nomadic Army life, Margaret Taylor was happy to finally have a permanent home in a renovated “Spanish cottage” in Baton Rouge. The Army, however, soon had other plans for Zachary Taylor, calling upon him to serve in the Mexican-American War, from which he emerged as a national hero. When he became President, Margaret turned all official White House hostess duties over to their daughter, Betty Bliss. She lived life just as she would have back in Baton Rouge, with informal family gatherings and visits by her grandchildren.
Reverse Design
During the Seminole War, Margaret Taylor nursed wounded soldiers returning from the battlefield and counseled the young wives of soldiers as they awaited news from the front. The reverse depicts Margaret Taylor comforting an injured soldier during that war.
First Spouse Sarah Childress Polk received an education traditionally available only to the most privileged young women of her time. When she was 14, Sarah and her sister undertook a month-long, 500-mile journey on horseback from Tennessee to North Carolina to attend the Moravian Female Academy, one of the best girls’ schools in the country. Her studies went well beyond the traditional education young girls received to include Greek and Roman literature and world history. These academic pursuits provided her with a worldview that enhanced her political discussions.
Sarah devoted her married life to husband James K. Polk’s political career, organizing his campaigns, writing speeches, handling his correspondence and developing a network of valuable political friendships. She read major newspapers and magazines, and marked articles she felt most important, leaving them on a chair outside the President’s office for him to read.
As First Lady, Sarah Polk instituted many changes in the White House. She and her husband opened the White House twice a week to all visitors for evening receptions and personally greeted those who attended. In the summer, the Marine Corps Band played once a week on the lawn for visitors. She also oversaw the refurbishment of the White House, including the installation of gas lighting.
Reverse Design
Mrs. Polk served as President Polk’s private secretary in the White House, the only First Lady to have acted in that capacity. The reverse depicts her working in the White House in support of her husband’s career.
