Andrew Jackson's Liberty First Spouse Gold Coins
The 2008 Andrew Jackson's Liberty
coin
is the seventh release of the First Spouse Gold Coin Program. Since he did not have a spouse while in office, an image of Liberty from a circulating coin of his era is used. The obverse of the coin, originally designed by John Reich, was used on the Capped Bust, Lettered Edge Half Dollar which was minted from 1807 to 1836. The reverse of the coin, designed by Justin Kunz and sculpted by Don Everhart, depicts Andrew Jackson the war hero "Old Hickory" as he led American troops against the Brisith in teh Battle of New Orleans.
Coins were released on August 28, 2008 and limited to a maximum authorized mintage of 40,000. The coins were available from the US Mint for approximately one year. A combined 12,560 pieces were sold during this time.
Search the selection of available coin available for sale below.
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2008 W $10 Gold Van Buren + Jackson Liberty NGC PF70 |
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$2,025.00 | 12h 12m | |
2008 W $10 Gold Jackson Liberty NGC PF70 + NGC MS70 |
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$2,185.00 | 3d 1h 34m | |
2008 FIRST SPOUSE GOLD COIN JACKSON'S LIBERTY PROOF |
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19 | $800.01 | 3d 12h 33m | |
2008 W $10 Jackson NGC MS 70 + Van Buren Liberty MS70 |
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$2,059.00 | 16d 8h 27m | |
2008 W JACKSON FIRST SPOUSE UNCIRCULATED GOLD COIN X22* |
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$995.00 | 20d 10h 4m | |
2008 W $10 Gold Jackson Liberty NGC PF70 First Spouse |
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$1,119.00 | 22d 1h 14m |
