In general, as a group, the 1994 Gold Eagle Proofs are fairly middle of the road and undistinguished within the context of both the series as a whole and within the Silbermann collection. As a group, with a total of 202,279 Proof coins minted, they rank 12th of 18 among the four-coin denomination issues from 1988-2005, with only the $25 Gold Eagle Proof having a total mintage less than 48,172.
Additionally, through June 26, 2009, a total of only 391 four coin Gold Eagle Proofs sets from 1994 had been certified by NGC in Proof 70 condition.
The Dallas Cowboys defeat the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVIII, marking the fourth consecutive Super Bowl loss by the Bills.
Former U.S. President Richard Nixon dies.
Nelson Mandela is inaugurated as the first black President in the history of South Africa.
Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman are murdered. Former football star O.J. Simpson stands trial for the murders, but is aquitted.
Francisco Martin Duran takes aim and fires over two dozen shots at the White House, and is later convicted of attempting to kill President Clinton.
Newt Gingrich leads a huge Republican victory in Congress and George W. Bush becomes Governor of Texas.
Netscape Navigator 1.0, the first Internet web browser is released.
Investigation into President Clinton’s dealings in Whitewater begins.
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