What does PF mean on a coin?

Peripheral Toning – Coloring around the edge of a coin, which can range from light to dark. PF – An alternate abbreviation for Proof. Philadelphia Mint – The primary United States mint, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, established in 1792. Pinhole – On a piece of paper money, a tiny hole made by a metal pin.

What does SP mean in coinage?

These coins display many characteristics of the later Proof coinage. Abbreviated as SP and also referred to as specimen strikes. Specimen Note – Another term for proof note.

What type of coins have a “P” mintmark?

The first U.S. coins to have a “P” mintmark to indicate they were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Type Two Quarter – The quarter struck from mid-1917 until the series ended in 1930. This Standing Liberty design features Miss Liberty with a covered breast, three stars under the reverse eagle, and a more intricate head design.

What is a 50p judo coin?

Judo 50p - £27 Over 1.16 million of these Judo coins were put into circulation in 2011 to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic Games. The coin shows two athletes locked in a judo fight, with one throwing their opponent to the floor.