Proof coins are struck on specially prepared and polished dies and are hand finished after striking to give the coin a mirror like finish.
A Proof coin to purchase brand new from the Mint, would cost significantly more than its face value, simply because it takes more time and effort to produce them.
On rare occasions, an uncirculated coin may be worth more than the equivalent Proof coin because the uncirculated coin is rarer or more sought after by collectors than the equivalent Proof coin.
there are 20,000 burnished unc silver eagles seeded in the single coin sold for 19.95 from the us mint z6f all the rest from 2 coin set three coin set and single coin are unc satin proofs 2007 and 2008 are also unc satin proofs these 20,000 burnished unc 2006w are very valuble and very rare in ms70 beware there is very little dif between the 2 coins look at 20th w next to z6f most z6f singles are unc satin proofs good luck billy flick
Duke has 18, UNC has 17.
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*A silver 1974 nickel *This is copper-nickle coin worth 10¢ in XF condition,$2.00 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $4.00.*A silver 1974 dime*This is copper-nickle coin worth 10¢ in XF condition,$2.00 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $3.00.*A silver 1977 20 cent coin*This is copper-nickle coin worth 20¢ in XF condition,$2.00 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $6.50.*A silver 1980 half dollar*There's a couple different varieties with these, but basicallyworth 50¢ in XF condition, $2/$3 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $6.00.*A bronze 1982 2 cent coin - (has 3? varieties)*10¢ in XF condition, $1.00 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $3.00.*A bronze1986 penny*10¢ in XF condition, $1.00 UNC;- and if it's a proof it's $1.00.
Canada issued 2 $100 Olympic Commemorative coins that year. One is a 1/4 ounce 14k gold coin but it is an UNC coin - not a PROOF. The other coin (the one this person has asked about here) is a PROOF condition 1/2 oz. coin which is worth approximately $550-$575 as of Feb 27, 2010. You must be careful when purchasing these coins. The coin itself does not specify the gold content or whether it is a PROOF or UNC coin. Both coins are very shiny and could be mistaken as PROOF coins. The only clear visible difference in the coins are their respective colors. The 14k 1/4 ounce coin is much lighter in color than the darker 22k 1/2 ounce coin. The other difference is the diameter of the coin. The 22k 1/2 coin is 25mm in diameter and is actually smaller than the cheaper UNC coin (27mm). Of course the 1/2 oz. coin is heavier as well. Be careful buying these coins and be sure you know what you are buying. There are people out there tryng to pass off the 1/4 oz. coin as the 1/2 oz. coin.
what is unc unc unc unc unc can someone give the answer ultimate fighting championship is on tonight!!!
we have to wait for the us mint to come clean on what they made in 2006
Almost Uncirculated condition grade better than Extremely Fine not as good as Uncirculated EF > AU > Unc
Dallas
well, it depends if you are talking about sports or academics but otherwise it is more of a how much of brain you have Unc is better....GO TARHEELS!! By the way, Duke fans are pukees. Go Unc DOOKH8R
For any coin or bill, "Unc" means "Uncirculated"There's more information at the related question.
The UNC currently lists at $810 and the PROOF is at $1065 http://www.workingmancoins.com/Images/TWMRCLogo.jpg