Looking For Information On Silver Liberty Coins

Mintage was pretty high on these, as the U.S. Mint was just getting started on the Modern Commemoratives era in the 1980s.

Thank you all!

I'm still a bit conflicted but I think I might perhaps keep them. Kind of feel bad getting rid of them.

My original plan was to keep only circulating coins (proof or otherwise) but maybe I'll rethink my position to keep whatever has legal tender, even if commemoratives, as opposed just medals (I found many of those too, either issued by the mint or private companies).

I'm not a big fan of those bulky and made to look nice packaging. They are often low quality (some of the 40-50 years old boxes are really in bad shape, definitely not archival quality, breaking apart). Plus they are all different in sizes, take up so much space. Not my thing
At the same time though I feel bad removing the coins from the original packaging..

These are issued by an Act of Congress through the United States Mint and are of a subject worthy of commemoration as opposed to many issued before then and after then. The Statue of Liberty in 1986 and the United States Constitution in 1987 are subjects of national importance.

I have many of the modern commemoratives, but by no means all of them, all in their original packaging, just the way I prefer them. The amount of room is not that much, at least for me.