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What Makes A 1969 S One Cent Special?

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So please tell me, as an armature collector still- what's the history of the 1969 s proof One Cent?
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Your 69S is a business strike, not a proof with over 544 million struck.
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Thanks!

So what's the difference between proof and business strikes and how can I tell if I find a proof?



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It's easy to tell if a coin is a proof, a proof coin will have a reflective(mirrored as they say)surface, and a cameo finish.
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1969 was the first year for a new master obverse hub.
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The "S", it is short for SPECIAL.
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Thanks guys! I'm attempting to write articles on coins. I enjoy writing and I enjoy collecting. So be prepared for lots of other questions to come lol, I trust collectors more than Google #128516;


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