First Spouse Gold Coin Sales Figures – Feb 8

Surprisingly, when comparing the United States Mint First Spouse Gold Coin sales figures that were reported between January 22 and February 5, immediately noticeable is the lowered sales figures for five of the eight coins. Mint accounting adjustments or collector returns could account for the reductions.

Van Buren’s Liberty was the only coin that showed a marked increased between the two weeks, with sales increases of 5.8 percent for the uncirculated version and 5.9 percent for the proof.

During these two weeks, coin prices have gone up twice as the Mint’s pricing policy for numismatic gold coins kicked in to follow the higher London gold fixings. On Thursday, each coin went up by $25, as each did the week prior.

Here are the tables comparing sales results for each First Spouse Coin:

	Van Buren’s Liberty First Spouse Coins
			Previous Sales	New Sales	Unit Increase	% Increase	Mintage Limit
		Uncirc.	2,496	2,641	145	5.8%	20,000
		Proof	4,538	4,807	269	5.9%	20,000
	Jackson’s Liberty First Spouse Coins
			Previous Sales	New Sales	Unit Increase	% Increase	Mintage Limit
		Uncirc.	3,361	3,355	(6)	-0.2%	20,000
		Proof	5,941	5,882	(59)	-1.0%	20,000
	Louisa Adams First Spouse Coins
			Previous Sales	New Sales	Unit Increase	% Increase	Mintage Limit
		Uncirc.	3,113	3,112	(1)	0.0%	20,000
		Proof	5,574	5,583	9	0.2%	20,000
	Elizabeth Monroe First Spouse Coins
			Previous Sales	New Sales	Unit Increase	% Increase	Mintage Limit
		Uncirc.	4,510	4,446	(64)	-1.4%	20,000
		Proof	7,924	7,802	(122)	-1.5%	20,000

The First Spouse Coin Price Guide has been updated with the latest sales figures and prices. The tool is helpful in finding out how the coins are priced in reference to the latest gold spot, as well as discovering how they are selling in the secondary market through auctions on eBay.

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