The First Spouse Gold Coin Price Guide has been updated to include the proof and uncirculated coins honoring First Lady Julia Tyler, which the United States Mint launched Thursday, August 6, 2009.
The price guide includes:
- The latest US Mint sales figures for each First Spouse Coin
- The latest US Mint prices for all First Spouse Coins
- The intrinsic value of the gold within each coin
- The difference between a Mint’s coin price and its intrinsic value (in $ and %)
- Links to US Mint product pages for each coin
- Link to the First Spouse Coin page offering information on the coin and a brief biography of the First Lady
- For coins no longer offered by the US Mint, links to current eBay auctions
The guide also includes an adjustable gold spot price which drives the coin pricing grid. While a modern collectible gold coin’s intrinsic value should not be used to judge its numismatic worth, knowing the value of gold within a coin is nevertheless insightful.
As a quick site update message, Anna Harrison First Spouse Gold coins have been added to the First Spouse Coin Price Guide. The United States Mint will begin selling the coins on Thursday, March 5, at noon ET.
The prices have already been determined based on today’s gold coin price cuts. The proof version will be listed for $629 and the uncirculated version for $616. [click to continue…]
The four 2008 First Spouse Gold Coins were the second set of commemoratives released by the United States Mint to honor U.S. First Spouses and feature their images. (The first set was the 2007 First Spouse Coins that launched the First Spouse Program and portray Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, Jefferson’s Liberty and Dolly Madison.)
To supplement First Spouse Coins, new pages have been added that describe the coins and each First Lady commemorated in 2008.
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2007 First Spouse Gold Coins were the first 24-karat gold collector coins issued to honor U.S. First Spouses and feature their images.
To supplement First Spouse Coins, four new pages have been added that are dedicated to the coins and each First Lady commemorated in 2007.
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