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First Spouse 2007 Abigail Adams Proof

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First Spouse 2007 Abigail Adams Proof

First Spouse Series 2007 Half Ounce Gold Proof Coin Abigail Adams

• 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!

Product DescriptionThe First Spouse Abigail Adams $10 Gold Proof Coin. It sold out from the mint in just a few hours!

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

2008 W VAN BUREN LIBERTY MS 70

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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2010 W Buchanan's Liberty First Spouse Unc. Gold

US $936.95

9d 14h 11m

2010 W Buchanan's Liberty First Spouse Proof Gold

US $949.95

9d 14h 4m

2008W FIRST SPOUSE GOLD JACKSONS LIBERTY NGC PF70UC

4 Bids

US $826.89

5d 15h 8m

2007-Jefferson "LIBERTY" FIRST SPOUSE UNC & PROOF Gold

0 Bid

US $1,395.00

5d 14h 48m

2008-W VAN BUREN'S LIBERTY First Spouse Gold MS70 MS 70

0 Bid

US $1,699.00

19h 18m

2007-W Jefferson's Liberty First Spouse Gold MS69 MS FS

0 Bid

US $799.00

19h 17m

Jackson liberty 2008 W NGC MS70 First Spouse Gold

5 Bids

US $906.58

2d 13h 55m

2007-W BU JEFFERSONS LIBERTY GOLD FIRST SPOUSE W/BOX

2 Bids

US $605.00

7d 6h 27m

2007-W PF JEFFERSON LIBERTY GOLD FIRST SPOUSE W/BOX

2 Bids

US $605.00

7d 6h 24m

2008 Jackson Liberty NGC MS70 First Spouse

US $1,599.00

3d 7h 25m

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Elizabeth Monroe Proof

Here is the first coin of 2008 in the First Spouse series, First Spouse Elizabeth Monroe the 5th first spouse

First Spouse Jefferson’s Liberty

Here is the uncirculated version of the First Spouse Jefferson’s Liberty I will be tracking the population numbers as they come in from PCGS and NGC and keep the site fresh with population numbers.

First Spouse Jeffersons Liberty

Martha Washington Proof

First Spouse Martha Washington $10 Gold First Lady, 1789–1797

Again this coin was sold out from the mint in 3 hours, this is the first “first spouse coin” coin to come out from the mint.

About the Coin:

Martha Washington First Spouse $10 Gold Coin
First Lady, 1789–1797

Born Martha Dandridge on June 2, 1731, the future First Lady of the United States married Daniel Parke Custis when she was 18 years old, and was a mother of two surviving children when her first husband died in 1757.  She married George Washington two years later, and for much of the next 40 years, Martha Washington fulfilled her role of a military and political wife with ease and grace.

She and husband George retired from public life at the end of his second term as President, and lived out their lives at Mount Vernon, not far from the capital city that would soon bear their name.

Reverse Design

The reverse design of the Martha Washington coin depicts the future First Lady sewing a button onto her husband’s uniform jacket.  During the Revolutionary War, her concern for the colonial soldiers earned her their lasting respect and admiration.  She is known to have organized sick wards and persuaded the society ladies of Morristown to roll bandages from their fine napkins and tablecloths, as well as to repair uniforms and knit shirts for the poorly equipped Continental soldiers.  Her presence in the encampments of the Continental Army was an example to other officer's wives and a significant factor in lifting the morale of her husband's tired, cold and hungry troops.

Louisa Adams Proof

First Spouse Louisa Adams our 6th first lady in the white house here from the US Mint in Proof condition. Very nice coin

Louisa Adams First Spouse $10 Gold Coin
First Lady, 1825–1829

The only first lady to be born outside the U.S., Louisa Catherine Johnson was born in 1775 in London to an American father and British mother.  The family moved to France when she was three, where she completed her education.  She met John Quincy Adams while he was serving in a diplomatic post in London and they married in 1797.  Her first time on American soil came in 1801 when John Quincy was called back from diplomatic service by President Jefferson.  She finally met her in-laws, former president John Adams and the formidable Abigail Adams, at that time.

Louisa Adams was an accomplished musician whose talents included singing, playing the harp and piano, and composing.  A prolific author, she penned both poetry and drama.  She authored a play titled Suspicion, or Persecuted Innocence while she served as first lady, in which she stressed the strengths of women.  She was the first first lady to write her memoirs, entitled Adventures of a Nobody.

Reverse Design

For nearly six years, from 1809–1815, Louisa and John Quincy Adams lived as American diplomats in the Russian capital of St. Petersburg.  In 1814, John Quincy was summoned to The Hague to participate in peace talks to end the War of 1812.  In 1815, she and her 8-year-old son Charles began an arduous journey across much of Europe to join her husband in Paris.  While alone in Russia, Louisa not only managed the family’s affairs, but her courage and linguistic talents helped the two of them find safe passage through unfamiliar and often dangerous lands.

Jackson Liberty First Spouse

The best looking First Spouse 1/2 oz. Gold coin First Spouse Jackson Liberty, great looking coin. With old Hickory on the reverse.

Andrew Jackson’s Liberty First Spouse $10 Gold Coin

President, 1829–1837

The Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005 contains a provision to provide continuity of the First Spouse Gold Coin Program during those times in which a president served without a first spouse.  This provision applies to Andrew Jackson, whose wife Rachel died in December 1828, just a few months before his presidential inauguration.

The gold coins issued to accompany any president who served without a spouse will each feature a design emblematic of Liberty on its obverse, as depicted on a United States coin issued during the President’s time in office.  For Andrew Jackson’s presidency, the selected image appeared on the Capped Bust, Lettered Edge Half-Dollar coin from 1807–1836, and was originally executed by United States Mint Engraver John Reich.

Reverse Design

Andrew Jackson, known as “Old Hickory,” is remembered as a war hero who led a force of approximately 4,000 American troops against a British Army more than twice that size and emerged victorious in January 1815 at the Battle of New Orleans.  Although a treaty had been signed at Ghent, Belgium, weeks earlier, the news had not reached either army, and the American troops’ victory at the Battle of New Orleans helped secure that crucial southern sea port as part of the first successful military defense of the country’s national sovereignty.

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