2008 - Andrew Jackson presidential dollar P uncirculated

Presidential dollars were designed to commemorate the US presidents that have led this great country. The United States Mint started this set back in 2007 and are scheduled to release these presidential dollars for years to come. What better way to illustrate the history of the US than to collect these wonderful dollars. Presidential dollars are minted from philadelphia (P), denver (D) and even San Fransisco (S). You can but these coins either uncirculated singles, uncirculated rolls, US mint sets and even us proof sets. Great way to start our next generation of coin collectors by having them make the set of these presidential dollars. If these dollars look like a fun way to collect coins, then you should also see the US state quarters, territory quarters, and even the new "america the beautiful" national park quarters.

Andrew Jackson Presidential Dollars was released on August 14, 2008. This was the seventh coin in the Presidential Dollars series and the third release of 2008. Notably, this coin broke the streak of declining production figures for Presidential Dollar coin releases. The Philadelphia mint produced 61,080,000 coins. The Denver mint produced 61,070,000 coins. The total was slightly greater than production for the prior coin honoring John Quincy Adams The obverse of the Andrew Jackson Presidential Dollar features a portrait of President Jackson and the reverse features a rendition of the Statue of Liberty. The obverse was designed by Joel Iskowitz and sculpted by Jim Licaretz. The reverse was designed and sculpted by Don Everhart. The obverse includes the inscriptions “Andrew Jackson,” “7th President,” and the years of his presidential term “1829-1837.” The reverse inscriptions include “United States of America,” and the denomination “$1.” The date and mint mark are located on the edge inscription of the coin along with the mottoes “In God We Trust” and “E Pluribus Unum.”

Model# : 08pd-ajp

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 18 October, 2008.

$2.00