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Old 12-25-2007, 04:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Who Is Collecting Presidential Spouse Gold Coins?

I hope to put together a complete set of the Presidential Spouse Gold Coins (Uncirculated & Proof). I got shut out on the Martha Washington and Abigail Adams coins but I was able to get two extra (Uncirculated & Proof) of the Jefferson Spouse coins and one each of the Dolley Madison coins. (I am hoping to find somebody that is willing to trade their Washington or Adams for my Jefferson so I can make a complete set.)

These are interesting coins. They are the first rotating series to feature women.

Total mintage is limited to 40,000 so you know there will be only a few thousand complete sets. For some reason the Mint is limiting Unc. and Proof to 20,000 each rather than taking orders as they come in and stopping when the total (Unc. + Proof) reaches 40,000. If they took all orders until the total reached 40k the Unc. would very likely have a lower mintage than the Proof (because more people generally order the Proof), but that's another thread.

Is anybody else collecting these Spouse coins?
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