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What is the difference between Mint Sets and Proof Sets that deals with Coins?
Proof coin: A specially produced coin made from highly polished planchets and dies and often struck twice to accent the design. Often with frosted devices and mirrored fields.
Mint coin: A coin in new condition that doesn't have any signs of wear. Normally the uncirculated business strikes.
Proof set: A complete set of proof coins of each denomination made in a year.
Mint set: A complete set of mint coins of each denomination produced by a particular mint in a year.
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