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Artist Renderings of the 2008 First Spouse Gold Coins

This morning, November 19, the United States Mint unveiled artist renderings of the First Spouse Gold coin designs for 2008. Each will be 24-karat (.9999-fine), 1/2-ounce in weight and are a continuation of this year’s spousal coins that have sold out within hours of their release.

The forth coin in this series, the Dolley Madison First Spouse Gold coin, went on sale today at 12 noon (ET).

Two of the 2008 coins will commemorate Elizabeth Monroe and Louisa Adams. In addition, there will be two symbolic Lady Liberty designs for Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, who did not have spouses while in office.

Artist renderings of the 2008 First Spouse Gold Coins. From left to right, and in the order they’ll be released by the U.S. Mint: Elizabeth Monroe, Louisa Adams, Jackson’s Liberty and Van Buren’s Liberty. (United States Mint images)

For more information, visit the U.S. Mint website.

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