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What proof-like coins are there?
tjkillian
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I know that the following coins are known to have proof-like business strikes, are there any more?
1796 Quarters
1796 Halves
Three cent silvers
Some Seated Liberty Quarters
1794 Bust Dollars
I don't know of any late 19th Century or any 20th Century that I can think of. Maybe Morgan dollars, but those are rare.
Tom
1796 Quarters
1796 Halves
Three cent silvers
Some Seated Liberty Quarters
1794 Bust Dollars
I don't know of any late 19th Century or any 20th Century that I can think of. Maybe Morgan dollars, but those are rare.
Tom
Tom
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Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
of as coming PL are seen this way rarely. SLQ's, for instance, have been reported.
Most of the '65 to date coinage exists in PL though some is only vaguely proof like
and relatively few of the date/mm combinations for cents exist. Some of these later
coins though can be extremely PL and look like branch mint proofs. The most dram-
atic I've seen other than SMS's which might be proofs are '88-D cents.
Most modern PL's are unattractive due to excessive marking or poor strikes but these
can be fantastic sometimes. Many of the '86 to date PL's appear to be burnished.
Texas state quarters (I'm sure there are others, but I've seen these firsthand & they're pretty).
T3 gold dollars.
Some capped bust silver.
20c pieces.
Dan
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Also, I've see some NGC designated prooflike branch mint Mercury Dimes on Ebay.
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