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I see sometimes pcgs-slabbed coins with the grade PF on coins that to my knowledge was not produced as proofs. This is coins from late 1800s. So my question is why do they call them PF and not PL on some occations.
found this distinction Proof: A frosted relief over a brilliant field. Reverse proof: Brilliant, reflective or mirror-like details on a frosted or slightly matte field. Specimen: A brilliant image relief against a matte or lined background.
asking for a friend...... Edited by Moniker 06/11/2024 09:46 am
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Thank you Marve but I'm still confused since there are coins labeled as proof when no proof was struck according to sources
Edited by Moniker 06/11/2024 11:48 am
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Edited by Alpha2814 06/11/2024 12:55 pm
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yes this for example 
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Can't offer any advice,I know nothing about foreign coins. Maybe try the foreign coin forum?
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Thanks for effort thou, was more a general question about the proof when used by tpgs, not the specific example. I find it somewhat confusing.
Edited by Moniker 06/11/2024 5:18 pm
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The TPGs are usually pretty knowledgeable about when proof coins were actually made for US coins, so don't make this mistake there. For non-US coins, they are less knowledgeable, and can make mistakes. I know that the TPGs have in the past graded some Australian predecimal coins as "Proof" when no such proof coins actually exist, for example.
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That is not a proof . Obvious error on NGC part .
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Thank you, yes I have also seen pcgs labeled them as proofs: So maybe it when they re in a good mood and think they deserve a proof label  
Edited by Moniker 06/12/2024 02:57 am
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