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  1. First-Spouse Series From US Mint

  2. What Is First Spouse The term "first spouse" refers to the spouse of a chief executive in the United States; that is, the spouse of the president of the USA (the first lady of the United States and the first gentleman of the United States) and the spouses of the governors of the 50 United States and U.S. territories. Since 1985, the National Governors Association has motivated state first ladies and gentlemen to pursue their own unique causes and public agendas. A first spouse's public role is traditionally ceremonial. State and territorial first spouses, like the first ladies of the United States, are not elected and receive no government salary.

  3. Amazing Coins By Bold 2013-W Gold First Spouse Edith Wilson Proof - 1/2 oz Mrs. Wilson was there to support her husband, who had had a major stroke. His right hand is holding a cane, and her left hand is warmly resting on his. A beautiful portrait of Edith Wilson. Issue date, mint mark, "IN GOD WE TRUST" and "LIBERTY." Obverse Reverse

  4. Amazing Coins By Bold 2012-W Gold First Spouse Frances Cleveland (1st Term) Proof - 1/2 oz Inscriptions include "FRANCES CLEVELAND," Commemorates the receptions for working women that Mrs. Cleveland held at the White House often. A beautiful portrait of Frances Cleveland. Obverse Reverse

  5. Amazing Coins By Bold 2009-W Gold First Spouse Margaret Taylor Proof - 1/2 oz A younger Margaret attending to an injured soldier during the Seminole Indian War. Displays the bust of former First Lady Margaret Taylor A beautiful portrait of Frances Cleveland. Obverse Reverse

  6. About US Mint The U.S. Mint is a Department of the Treasury bureau in charge of producing coinage for the United States' trade and commerce as well as controlling the movement of bullion. The first U.S. Mint was established in Philadelphia in 1792, and it was quickly followed by other centers, each with its own mint mark. There are currently four mints in operation: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, and West Point.

  7. Interesting Facts First Ladies There is one more first lady who is not the spouse of the current president. James Buchanan was the only president who never married. During his presidency, Harriet Rebecca Lane, his niece, assumed the official role of first lady. Lane is counted among the official first ladies because Buchanan never married. President Grover Cleveland began his first term in office in 1885. His wife, Francis Folsom Cleveland, moved into the White House and assumed first lady duties. In addition, she is the youngest first lady in history. The White House was completed in 1800, just in time for John and Abigail Adams to move in. In addition to Martha Washington, four other first ladies never lived in the White House.

  8. Contact Us 1(866) 454-BOLD support@boldpreciousmetals.com 7301 Ranch Road 620 N Suite 155-194 Austin, TX 78726-4537

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