What's the difference between a PR69 coin and a PF69 coin?

What’s the difference between a PR69 coin and a PF69 coin? Those are both proof coins with a numerical grade of 69 on the Coin Grading Scale. PR is the designation the PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) uses to denote proof coins; PF is the designation the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) uses. Last Updated: 1 month ago in Grades

What is a MS 69 coin?

PCGS describes coins in this grade as “Virtually fully struck with minuscule imperfections visible upon close inspection.” NGC states that an MS-69 coin is “A fully struck coin with nearly imperceptible imperfections.” One thing the grading scale does not consider is the relative scarcity of the coin to be graded.

What does 69= mean?

In in the 2000s, 69= inspired something of a meme where internet users comment “nice” on just about any online content that happens to feature the number 69 (e.g., the poll shows that 69% of Americans approve of the new law). Memebase – Cheezburger

What does ms70 mean on a coin?

When looking for coins to collect, you may find some in a plastic case that is designated with a grade, such as MS70. That plastic case is referred to as a slab and is sonically sealed to protect the coin from dust, fingerprints, and anything else that may lower its worth. What are these numbers or “grades” and what do they represent?