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2004 Proof 50 Cents (Flat A Variety)

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I was just wondering how many of these were minted. Just curious
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I think all circulation issues are flat top/small head and the mint and proof sets are about half and half. 17,980,000 Coat of Arms 50c were struck for circulation.
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I didn't know there were two varieties of the 50 cents and 20 cents from 2004 until like a week ago. I am a bit of a noob. And thanks :D

I didn't know that the Flat A variety existed in proof until like 3 days ago haha.. So, I was curious as to if they were rare or not :P
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Yeah, I don't think it's wide-spread knowledge as only one of the varieties was issued for circulation, unlike the 20c.
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