Category: First Spouse Gold Coins

2010 James Buchanan’s Liberty First Spouse Gold Coin

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The James Buchanan’s Liberty First Spouse Gold Coin (Buy on eBay) represented one of the more popular releases in the First Spouse Gold Coins Program. Because the 15th President had served in office without a spouse, an image of Liberty taken from a circulating coin of the era was used for the obverse design. The […]

2010 Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coin

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The fourth year of the series to honor the nation’s First Ladies continued with the release of the Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coin (Buy on eBay). The coin represented the fifteenth issue of the series overall. Jane Pierce was the wife of President Franklin Pierce and was First Lady from 1853-1857. After an extended […]

2010 Abigail Fillmore First Spouse Gold Coin

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The ongoing series of 24 karat gold coins honoring the First Ladies of the United States underwent a change with the release of the Abigail Fillmore First Spouse Gold Coin (Buy on eBay). Following several years of tepid sales levels, the maximum authorized mintages levels were reduced. When the First Spouse Gold Coin Program was […]

2009 Margaret Taylor First Spouse Gold Coin

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Representing the last release of the third year for the series was the Margaret Taylor First Spouse Gold Coin (Buy on eBay). This coin honored the wife of the 12th President Zachary Taylor, although the coin was the thirteenth release of the series overall. By this point of the series, interest had cooled significantly, but […]

2009 Sarah Polk First Spouse Gold Coin

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The Sarah Polk First Spouse Gold Coin (Buy on eBay) was be the twelfth release of the 24 karat gold series created to honor the spouses of the Presidents. It represented the fourth out of five releases for 2009. Typically the release schedule for the series included four issues per year, however two exceptions exist […]