Grade On This 1962 I Think Proof Like Quarter

I agree with John1.
In terms of value,
I would see this coin as having the same value as a business strike in the equivalent MS grade, with no extra premium.

Very slight wear can be seen on the moose's jaw,
AU-55 equivalent, or if you wish, PF-55.

Prooflike . The haze most likely won't come off .
You could try SUDSY AMMONIA, CANT hurt .

Time for an experiment - that coin is very common and won't ever have much value above bullion the way it looks. Try this (don't tell anyone).
I don't know if this will take off the larger spot, but all the rest of the haze will be gone. Go to a Canadian Tire store, buy TarnX, put a bit in a glass, put coin in, swirl for 10 seconds, rinse a lot under water, dry on a towel (don't rub), put in 2 x 2 when at room temperature.






CARIBOU ! It's a darn caribou not a Bullwinkle !
and the 1967 25 cents is a Canada lynx, not a bobcat or cougar.

windex will remove light hazing in a soak.. new one to me..

Is this considered "cleaning"? or should we say"improving?

"Thread replies are getting confusing" ?

Now I'm a bit confused. The original poster asked for a grade but you can't examine the coin well enough to grade it because of the hazy coating. He also asked if there was a way to get rid of the spots so I answered that. The photos of the proof $1 was to show what the outcome could be. It may be easier to see details or wear marks on his coin if he tries my suggestion and then he can get a grade.
Should I start another thread about the cleaning ? I do have a couple of other coins with massive differences that I photographed.

No, I'm not a shill; I hate ugly toning (to me sometimes it's just ugly tarnish). TarnX is NOT polish, it is a clear liquid dip. No abrasion involved. My god, I've been experimenting with stuff on coins since the 1960's when you could still get George V silver in change ! When I was a kid and thought it was okay, my mother said to try baking soda. Oh yeah, it took off the black alright. Who knew at 12 that was a nono ? I've tried many things and this is the fastest, best I found, for certain silver coins (makes copper orange).

I saw a program showing how NGC "conserved" coins. Ask them what they use on sunken silver coins. HA !