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1983 Proof Set Popular Q&A

Q: What is the value of a 1983 proof set?
A: Current retail value is $5.00. Issue price was $11.00. But look at the dime. If it has no S mintmark the the value jumps to about $1,000.00. Read More »

Q: What is the current value of a 1983 proof set?
A: Retail is $6.00-$8.00 But look at the dime. If it has no S mint mark the the value jumps to about $1,000.00 Read More »

Q: What does "no-s" mean regarding a coin proof set from 1983?
A: The "S" mint mark is missing from the dime, which makes is a very expensive error. The eBay lot linked below has a very good photo of the dime with the missing ... Read More »

Q: What Is a Proof Set?
A: In 1936, the U.S. Mint produced its first proof set, which included a penny, nickle, dime, quarter and half dollar. The sets were priced at $1.87. No proof sets... Read More »

Q: What Is a Coin Proof Set?
A: A proof set is typically a set of coins, one of each denomination for a particular year. You would have one penny, one nickle, one dime, one quarter and one hal... Read More »