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The Difference Between Uncirculated and Proof Coins // Understanding Coins Ep. 1

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Is it best to collect uncirculated coins or circulated coins?? Or collect both??
Comment from : @TimWesley

Thanks Thompson
Comment from : @tinaliebe5118

I have often wondered about unc coins and them being handled etc You explained that so well Matt TY Very educational
Comment from : @alan1340

To add to the term "uncirculated" - US mint delegates a separate grade of uncirculated "burnished" coins which carry a mint mark and appear more frosty than your regular "uncirculated circulating bullion"
Comment from : @vytautasvaicys8745

Oh my goodness!brI missed one of your videos Noooooooo!brOh well, better late than neverbrNow nobody will read this😭brAt least I've seen it now AND after what I've just learnt I CAN PROVE IT! That was a really lame joke On the bright side, No one will see it! 😝 Thanks for another great video my friend Matt Thompson! 🇦🇺🤗 Cya!
Comment from : @robbie8142

A few "proof like " descriptions out there
Comment from : @jasonparkes601

I've seen grading vids before but it's been a while If you used some florins and sixpences etc of differing grades that might be cool, vids I've seen in the past were us and other than Aussie
Comment from : @objectivesovereignty

Nice video Mathew!
Comment from : @TtheSilverStacker

hi appreciate your program very helpful for newbies like mecorey
Comment from : @coreyltc

Wonderful video! Just got some coins from you, love the channel sticker Curious to know if the coin flips you provided are PVC?
Comment from : @thelonemagpie2901

AWESOME share sir! I've always been fascinated with the difference in proof and uncirculated Or proof and business strike What is CRAZY some business strike in high MS grade can be more valuable which in my opinion is EXTRA CRAZY in some situationsfor example I have a proof 65 1888 seated liberty quarter (ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING) mintage of only 830 and the business strike mintage of 10,000 in ms65 could sell for morehumm! Thank you again for your time and the share! Peace from Kansas!!!
Comment from : @kscoins4787

Great vid 👍
Comment from : @albymangles1941

Awesome"
Comment from : @CurrencyofEarth

Very well articulated Matt, great information for everyone, thank you for sharing 🤑👍
Comment from : @peterj8278

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Comment from : @CapitalCurrency

Such a great video, love your work!
Comment from : @jenna5677

Very informative video as usual Matt!
Comment from : @ivan_thai

Great vid the die for proof coins is highly polished and polished more often I think
Comment from : @williamdavis3578

Thank you for the informative content as always🙌🏻
Comment from : @thegirlwithethebluebeanie

And what about proof like coins you see in mint sets NZ and Canada sets?brThere not full proof but better the UNC one'sbrWeird brMany thanks
Comment from : @oconnormcgee2549

I think I am a proof humanGreat for display and struck multiple times Great stuff as always! I have a proof quarter for sure but most of my nicer specimen are just uncirculated What camera do you use for your coin shots? Always looks so good!
Comment from : @cultureofcurrency

That's interesting I knew they polish the dies for proofs, but I didn't know they polish the planchets too
Comment from : @wasatchwizard4770

Easy to explain, but not always easy to recognize, especially if there is nothing to compare to Copper-Nickel proof and uncirculated look similar to me
Comment from : @katel3962