1984 Coins

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by ska69, Jun 24, 2012.

  1. ska69

    ska69 Member

    With the upcoming birth of my first child in July, I am currently building an impressive collection of coins minted in his birth year, 2012. I have also been building up a comparable collection of coins from my birth year, 1984 (yea yea yea, I know, I’m a youngster). I seek a bit of advice inthe later. I currently own the 1984 P & D Uncirculated sets and the 1984 Prestige Proof set. What other items made by the US Mint in 1984 would enhance my collection?
     
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  3. dsmith23

    dsmith23 Gotta get 'em all

  4. Kirkuleez

    Kirkuleez 80 proof

    It may be fun to also include some sets from around the world.
     
  5. McBlzr

    McBlzr Sr Professional Collector

    1984 Olympic Commemoratives (Silver Dollar & $10 Gold) :thumb:
     
  6. ska69

    ska69 Member

    Now that Olympic $10 Gold is a nice coin! I'm very reluctant to pay morethan $100 for a coin without knowing for sure it's authentic, so I may have tosee if I can find this certified or in original packaging with a certificate ofauthenticity, which will add to the price, but it may be worth it!
     
  7. ska69

    ska69 Member

    Kirkuleez, are you aware of any one particular foreign set that is a stand-out from 1984?
     
  8. dsmith23

    dsmith23 Gotta get 'em all

  9. cladking

    cladking Coin Collector

    How about the '84-P & D type "d" reverse quarters?

    These are really tough in Unc but there are enough to make them doable. The reverse is completely different and can be best seen in the right side of the letter "N" in "UNUM" is much further from the eagle's head than the type "c" reverse. In 1985 this became the standard version for all the later quarters but was modified first.
     
  10. ska69

    ska69 Member

    Cool! I'll have to look into these. I've been meaning to get a copy of the Whitman Red Book Volume on Washington Quarters. I'm sure that will have an overview.
     
  11. cladking

    cladking Coin Collector

    No, actually they aren't listed anywhere yet.

    They are exceedingly common in circulation though with about 20% and 25% incidence though. People didn't save many rolls and the rolls have had a high attrition so finding these in better than XF is tough.
     
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