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   Jan 9, 2011 · However they are not perfect mark-free coins and average PL-64 to PL-66 right out of the sets. Any experienced collector or dealer will know one when he see's one. The term Proof-like was invented by dealers to differentiate these from normal MS coins, for reasons I will discuss below.

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   Celebrate the history of Canadian coinage. 1954-2024 Canadian Silver Proof-like (PL) & Brilliant Uncirculated Collector Coin Sets for sale by Coins Unlimited including 1954-1967 Canadian Silver Proof-like (PL) Collector Coin Sets and 1968-2021 Canadian Uncirculated Collector Coin Sets.

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   Available for sale is a Canada 1969 6-Coin PL Proof-Like Mint Coin Set - Envelope + COA. Sealed in the original packaging as issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. PLEASE NOTE: These sets are pre-owned and may contain handling. The outer envelopes may have light writing such as the date on the outside.

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   Standard issue of 1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated (Proof-like) Collector Set of circulation coinage for that year issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. The finish on each coin in the set is brilliant uncirculated – brilliant relief on brilliant background. Coins included: $1 (Dollar) – Voyageur 50 Cents (Half Dollar) – Coat of Arms

6. www.coinsandcanada.com › coins-articlesPL, SP, PR, BU: Determine the right finish on coins

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   Coins intended for circulation. These coins are gradedby most TPG from BS-1 to AU-58 for the ones with visible circulation marks and from MS-60 to MS-70 for circulation coins with no apparent circulation mark.

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   This type of coins produced by the Royal Canadian Mint are not intended for circulation, despite the fact that their composition is identical to the coins produced for circulation. The grades given by TPG on these coins never go below PL-60, since the appearance of a PL coin with less wear than this is generally no longer distinguishable from a cir...

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   Planchets of these coins were polished before struck (usually struck twice for higher quality). The field of Proof coins wear a cameo aspect.

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   Early in 2020, the Royal Canadian Mint started to sell a set with five 2020 25-cent caribou design with various finishes that has appeared since 1937: Brilliant Uncirculated, Proof, Reverse Proof, Matte, and Specimen.

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   1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated (Proof-like) Collector Set. Standard issue of 1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated Set features one coin of each denomination coinage issued for circulation by the Royal Canadian Mint. Coins include $1 (Dollar) - Voyageur, 50 Cents (Half Dollar) - Coat of Arms, 25 Cents (Quarter) - Caribou, 10 ...

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   What is a 1969 Canadian 6-coin brilliant uncirculated coin?

   • An uncirculated coin that retains its original mint lustre. 1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated (Proof-like) Collector Set. Standard issue of 1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated Set features one coin of each denomination coinage issued for circulation by the Royal Canadian Mint.

   1969 Canadian 6-Coin Brilliant Uncirculated (Proof-like) Collector Set

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   What is a proof-like PL coin?

   • The term Proof-like was invented by dealers to differentiate these from normal MS coins, for reasons I will discuss below. Proof-like sets were first sold to the public in 1954, although single PL coins earlier than 1954 do exist. Specimen which is sometime abbreviated as SPEC or just SP.

   Help with the difference between specimen and PL sets (Canadian)

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   What does a PL coin look like?

   • The hot off the press look of a newly minted circulation or PL coin. Like artwork on a mirror. Frosted relief (engraving) stands out against a high-shine field (background). A satin version of a Proof finish. The field still shines but it's not as reflective. This gives the coin a slightly more aged appearance.

   PL, SP, PR, BU: Determine the right finish on coins

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   Do TPG coins go below pl-60?

   • The grades given by TPG on these coins never go below PL-60, since the appearance of a PL coin with less wear than this is generally no longer distinguishable from a circulation coin.

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   What is the difference between Pl and BU coins?

   • Since the die is specially made but only pressed once on the BU coins, it creates a "proof like" field and devices, but since it isn't pressed twice, or as hard as a proof, it only resembles it. Technically PL coins were meant for circulation because they were used on normal, non-proof, planchets and in the same manner as circulating coins.

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   When did specimen coins come out?

   • Starting in 1971 specimen sets made to sell to collectors became a standard part of the mints product line, and such sets are today generally very common. Like proof coins, specimen coins were never intended to circulate so did not go through any of the standard mint handling systems that put bag marks on MS coins.

   Help with the difference between specimen and PL sets (Canadian)

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9. www.coincommunity.com › forum › topicQuestion About What Proof Like (Pl) Means - Coin Community

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   Sep 17, 2010 · The mint makes proof-like (unc, nbu, pl), specimen, and proof coins for the collector coins/sets. BU (to me) means brilliant uncirculated MS. I'd use it to describe something like an MS-62, or a lower. grade MS coin.