1956 Franklin Proof Type 1 and type 2

I was wandering if anyone knows the distinction between these two type coins. Is it quite obvious or do you need a microscope to find the distinction? Searched the internet and all I came up with is that the difference is on the reverse...any help would be appreciated...Joe
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difference is in the eagles feathers on wings on reverse - to the right of the bell
type 1 is indistinct and mushy (like earlier year proofs)
type 2 is very defined (like later year proofs)
Notice the lack of detail on the Eagles wings, the three Breast feathers. a pointy beak....... All Proof Franklins from 1950 - 55 (with some in the early stages of 56) will have this Eagle. Its easy to use a older Franklin and say compare the Eagle to a Eagle from 1958.
here is a type 2:
Notice the very sharp detail of the type 2, the wing feathers and the breast feathers are very sharp, well defined....
These differences are very easy to spot once you know what to look for...
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to distinguish, check the proof eagle against a business strike, If it is the same, it's a T1.
You can also count the feathers on the eagle's right wing. How many clearly do not touch the talons/perch? four for T1, three for T2.
Or are they both worth the same (assuming same grade & same TP grading service)?
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