Promo ❤️ Coin Collector 1983 To 1997 Prestige Proof Sets – 14 Sets 🛒

1983 to 1997 Prestige Proof Sets – 14 Sets
This is the complete set of Prestige Proof Sets from 1983-1997 — 14 Sets in all for a total of 92 coins. No sets were made in 1985. Each proof set includes a unique commemorative silver dollar. Eight sets include a unique commemorative half dollar.

What You Get

• Complete collection of all 14 sets made between 1983 and 1997 with the exception of 1985 when no Prestige Proof set was made

Good to Know

The Key Specs

Coin Grade/Condition:	Proof (Proof sets)
Mint Mark:	San Francisco unless otherwise noted
Packaging:	Original government packaging

Lincoln Cent

Obverse:	Abraham Lincoln
Reverse:	Lincoln Memorial

Jefferson Nickel

Obverse:	Thomas Jefferson
Reverse:	Monticello

Roosevelt Dime

Obverse:	Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reverse:	Olive branch, torch, oak branch

Washington Quarter

Obverse:	George Washington
Reverse:	Eagle with outstretched wings carrying arrows

Kennedy Half Dollar

Obverse:	John F. Kennedy
Reverse:	Modified Presidential seal

Prestige proof sets include:

• Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter and Kennedy half dollar

Proof coins

• Struck at least twice on highly polished coin blanks to bring out the mirrored background and high-relief images
• Proof coins are not intended for circulation

Commemorative coins by year

• 1983 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Discus Thrower – Reverse: Eagle
• 1984 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Los Angeles Gateway to the Olympic Coliseum – Reverse: Eagle
• 1986 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Front View of Statue of Liberty – Reverse: Liberty’s Torch
• 1986 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Statue Welcoming in-bound liner – Reverse: Immigrants at Ellis Island
• 1987 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: United States Constitution with “We the People” – Reverse: Cross section of Americans from various periods of history
• 1988 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Seoul Olympics Torch passing – Reverse: Olympic rings and olive branches
• 1989 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Congress Bicentennial Statue of Freedom – Reverse: House of Representatives
• 1989 Half Dollar: -Obverse: Bust of Statue of Freedom -Reverse: The Capitol Building
• 1990 Silver Dollar (P Mint Mark): – Obverse: Eisenhower Profiles as 5-Star General/34th President – Reverse: Eisenhower home at Gettysburg National Historic Site
• 1991 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Mount Rushmore Memorial wreathed in laurel – Reverse: Heraldic Eagle crest over a map of the United States
• 1991 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Mount Rushmore – Reverse: The American Buffalo
• 1992 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Olympic Baseball pitcher in motion – Reverse: American Flag Coat of Arms with Olympic rings
• 1992 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Gymnast performing in front of an American Flag – Reverse: Olive branch crossing the Olympic Torch
• 1993 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: James Madison – Reverse: Montpelier Madison’s Virginia home
• 1993 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Madison drafting the Bill of Rights – Reverse: Torch of Freedom
• 1994 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Two soccer players competing for the ball – Reverse: The World Cup USA 1994 logo flanked by laurel branches
• 1994 Half Dollar (P Mint Mark): – Obverse: Soccer player planning his next move – Reverse: The World Cup USA 1994 logo flanked by laurel branches
• 1995 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Civil War soldier raising canteen to the lips of a wounded foe – Reverse: Quote from Joshua Chamberlain, Gettysburg hero
• 1995 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Youthful drummer boy – Reverse: Battlefield and cannon with inscription
• 1995 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Civil War soldier raising canteen to the lips of a wounded foe – Reverse: Quote from Joshua Chamberlain, Gettysburg hero
• 1995 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Youthful drummer boy – Reverse: Battlefield and cannon with inscription
• 1996 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: Olympic rowing – Reverse: XXVI Atlanta Olympic games logo
• 1996 Half Dollar: – Obverse: Olympic Women’s soccer – Reverse: XXVI Atlanta Olympic games logo
• 1997 Silver Dollar: – Obverse: The Facade of the United States Botanic Garden building – Reverse: America’s national flower the rose, displayed beneath a garland of roses