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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;OldDan, post: 96254, member: 1872&quot;]They are saying that the gold companion bullion coin for the President&#039;s first ladies would be just the image of Liberty and a theme of the President&#039;s tenure for those people who were not married.</p><p>Now I know that T. Jefferson was a widower when he became President, but he had been married.&nbsp; Would this apply to him, and if it did, what would you expect to find on the companion coin as a &quot;theme&quot;.&nbsp; He was the one who developed the hand shake as a replacement for the bow as used in europe. He was also the first President to order a wine celler put in the white house.&nbsp; so, how about to guys shaking hands and holding a bottle of wine in the other hand.</p><p>Who else served as President and wasn&#039;t married?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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