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1960-S Canadian PL Vs Business Strikes

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SlurExe97, so the main difference between a PL and business strike is being able to see Garfield on the coin?
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SlurExe97,on the first PL you show,the rim above the Queens head appears to be not filled out . I thought PL coins were suppose to be picked for their best over all appearance.


Note that she is showing PL nickel dollars here, which were plagued with weak strikes in both business strikes and PL strikes. The rim is also usually not that different, both 1974 and 1975 had excessively weak collar strikes in the nickel dollar series.
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