Should there be a Semi Prooflike grade?
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Coin reference books mention some classic commemoratives come prooflike as well as other series. Yet, finding a TPG slab that states "prooflike" is extremely rare. Coppers have their RED, RED BROWN, & BROWN. It's all about correctly identifying a coin, not so much a bump in value. When a coin exhibits mirror surfaces, should the term "semi-prooflike" be introduced for those not considered prooflike?
Should there be a Semi Prooflike grade?
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No. There's already PL, DMPL and for ANACS there is also UDM.
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Then we'll need a "nearly semi- proof like" grade, then an "almost nearly semi- proof-like". Then we need to split the grades and create a "semi-proof-like+" grade.
And none of those designations will change the coin itself...
theres enough right now, jmo
No, then we'd have to pay even more for those coins.
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