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What causes a coin to be Deep Mirror Prooflike, and or "frosted?"
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The coins you are taking about are proofs and proof likes, the proof likes are a certain amount of coins off of new dies and proofs are made with highly polished dies that strike the coin twice to achieve high detail.
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Basically the first strikes off of a nice, new, polished die... And progressively go from DMPL to SPL to regular UNC coinage... But you can google it and get a more in-depth explanation, but that sums it up real quick, lol

*edit* ..... And I type too slow...
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