the new gold spouse (Garfield)

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  1. Danr

    Danr Numismatist

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  3. james m. wolfe

    james m. wolfe New Member

    lucretia-garfield.jpg i dont think i get one
     
  4. claygump

    claygump New Member

    Yep, I placed my order. I've been getting the UNC only. Slightly cheaper and usually lower mintage.
    I've committed myself to the series and unless something major happens this is my primary source of gold purchasing for awhile. I think it will be cool to have the entire set.
    I've also been keeping a spreadsheet that compares my purchase price with what it would cost to replace the entire set from APMEX. I know that isn't the same as what I would get for melt value or even what I would get if I had to sell.
    In any case I'm still up over $2,000.
    I think this will be a really nice series to have for the long term. I think 20 or 30 years down the road these will be worth much more than the melt value.

    And if I'm wrong then hopefully by then SPOT price will make up for my initial investment.
    In the meantime they sure are purdy to look at. :)
     
  5. fatima

    fatima Junior Member

    I agree with you claygump. I think interest will pick up greatly on this set as we move into the 20th century and more recognizable names come into play.
     
  6. claygump

    claygump New Member

    Next year we are going to get the following First Spouse Coins.

    First we get the suffragist Alice Paul since Chester Authur was a widower.
    Alice-Paul.jpg
    Then Frances Cleveland #1 When she was hot :devil:
    Frances-Cleveland.jpg
    Then Caroline Harrison. I don't think that is the final design. Egads those plates are nasty.

    caroline-harrison.jpg
    Then Mrs. Cleveland #2 After a few years.
    (no pic) but you can see the options here.

    I think having two versions of Cleveland might be of very little interest except to those looking to complete the set and therefore sales will probably be low.
     
  7. FryDaddyJr

    FryDaddyJr Junior Member

    haha. some of the spouse coins are OK, but many including this latest one are more like pretty ugly instead of pretty. So far I have the liberty series and 3 others.
     
  8. james m. wolfe

    james m. wolfe New Member

    we are in the 21 century ???:confused:
     
  9. juniorbill

    juniorbill New Member

    I believe he/she meant 20th century First Spouses.
     
  10. cdwest

    cdwest Member

    You can bet the Kennedy Spouse coins will go for big money. Everybody will want a Jackie.
     
  11. claygump

    claygump New Member

    Eleanor Roosevelt will be popular as well I would think.
     
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