What are the rare Franklin Mint Caribbean / Oceania mint & proof sets?

Weiss

I've bumped into a bunch of this type of material recently, but a short list eludes me and I'm hesitant to walk away with armfuls of dreck.

What are the 3 or 4 (or 5 or 8) of the rare sets I should be on the lookout for?

Kkathyl

https://franklin-mint-silver.com/franklin-mint-100-greatest-masterpieces-medals.htm

Try this listing look for 5 star items

MrBreeze

Look at the threads by 7jaguars. He is the expert.

7Jaguars

Just spotted this:

I don't know anything about the medals, and though there may be collectors, I only see bullion value to them.

Proof sets:

The best proof sets would be;

Barbados 1984
Belize 1984, both the all sterling and the non-silver sets
Jamaica 1984
Panama 1984
Papua New Guinea 1984
Solomon Islands 1983
Trinidad and Tobago 1983 & 1984, both the all sterling and the non-silver sets (although the $10 is sterling in this set)

Best specimen/mint sets:

Barbados 1983, ?1984 (if it exists)
Belize 1983, 1984
Jamaica 1984
Malta 1982 - I know, not Caribbean
Panama 1976, 1977
Trinidad 1983, ?1984 (if it exists)

I don't know about Malaysia, Fiji and Cook Islands, Philippines which the FM struck sets for - some are scarce but I don't believe them to be at the level of the above.

PM me with specifics if you like. I am a collector of these for many years. There are some other "better" years, but these are the best - anything from the '70s, unless of the 1975-1977 matte uncirculated (now called proof on occasion by PCGS and NGC) is good, but not released as sets. Gold is another area where there is some interest, but you didn't ask that so ask if you are interested.
A couple of sets are only rumored to exist, but I have not seen them.

Weiss

@7Jaguars Thank you, Sir! Exactly what I was after!

7Jaguars

I meant to say anything from 70s other than the mattes are probably silver value only.
I say this because there are occasional "sport" issues from the FM - though possibly not as many as from the US Mint.