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Look through 211 acronyms and abbreviations related to Coins:
PR
— Proof
PR
— Prachtig (Netherlands coin grade equivalent to Extremely Fine)
PP
— Polierte Platte (German: Proof coin)
PNG
— Professional Numismatists Guild
F-12
— Fine 12 (coin grade)
FS
— For Sale
G/VG
— Good Obverse, Very Good Reverse
B#
— Browning Number
FBL
— Full Bell Lines
G/VF
— Good Obverse, Very Fine Reverse
V#
— Valentine Number
FA
— For Auction
VAM#
— Van Allen and Mallis Number
VF-20
— Very Fine 20 (coin grade)
O#
— Overton Number
GD
— Gold(en) Dollar
ANA
— American Numismatic Association
PF
— Proof
FIM
— Facing Identification Mark
BU
— Brilliant Uncirculated
GP
— Gold Piece
G
— Good
FV
— Face Value
F
— Fine (numismatics; 10th best condition of coin)
MS
— Mint State
RD
— Retired
PL
— Proof-Like
EF-45
— Extra Fine 45 (coin grade)
EF
— Extremely Fine
MERC
— Mercury Dime
KM#
— Krause and Mishler Number
VF-30
— Choice Very Fine 30 (coin grade)
RNS
— Royal Numismatic Society
ANACS
— American Numismatic Association Certification Service
CV
— Catalog Value
GS
— German Silver
IHC
— Indian Head Cent
STGL
— StempelGlanz (German coin grade equivalent to Uncirculated)
CS
— Counter Strike
SMS
— Special Mint Set
ICGS
— Independent Coin Grading Service
FB
— Flan Bruni (French: proof coin)
ACCS
— ANCIENT COIN CERTIFICATION SERVICE
VDB
— Victor David Brenner
COA
— Certificate Of Authentication
FUN
— Florida United Numismatists, Inc.
F/VF
— Fine Obverse, Very Fine Reverse
AU
— About Uncirculated
GC
— Gold Coins
UNC
— Uncirculated
BB#
— Bowers and Borckardt Number
AG
— About Good
FDC
— Fleur De Coin (French, Netherlands coin grade, equivalent of Uncirculated or Mint State)
BNTA
— British Numismatic Trade Association
XF
— Extremely Fine
VZGL
— Vorzuglich (German coin grade equivalent to Extremely Fine)
CAD
— Collectors and Dealers
MSNA
— Maryland State Numismatic Association
DMPL
— Deep Mirror Proof Like
ND
— No Date
SEGS
— Sovereign Entities Grading Service, Inc.
VG
— Very Good
EF-40
— Extremely Fine 40 (coin grade)
AU-50
— Almost Uncirculated 55 (coin grade)
UC
— Uncirculated Coins
VNA
— Virginia Numismatic Association
DDR
— Doubled Die Reverse
VG/VF
— Very Good Obverse, Very Fine Reverse
HLRC
— Harry Laibstain Rare Coins
FE
— Flying Eagle
GMM
— Gallery Mint Museum
SUP
— Superbe (French coin grade equivalent to Extremely Fine)
AU-55
— Choice Almost Uncirculated (coin grade)
G
— Goed (Netherlands coin grade equivalent to Good)
ASE
— American Silver Eagle
S
— Schon (German coin grade equivalent to Fine)
S
— San Francisco, California (mint mark on United States coins)
BNS
— British Numismatic Society
RIC
— Roman Imperial Coinage
SPL
— Splendido (Italian coin grade equivalent to Extremely Fine)
FDC
— Fior Di Conio (Italian coin condition equivalent of Uncirculated or Mint State)
BB
— Bellissimo (Italian coin grade equivalent to Very Fine)
MS-60
— Mint State 60, Uncirculated (coin grade)
AXF
— About Extremely Fine
RSC
— Roman Silver Coinage
B
— Beau (French coin grade equivalent to Very Good)
CDN
— Coin Dealer Newsletter
IC
— Ignorant Counterfeit
SGE
— Sehr Gut Erhalten (German coin grade equivalent to Very Good)
PCGS
— Professional Coin Grading Service
F-16
— Choice Fine 16 (coin grade)
BNJ
— British Numismatic Journal
UC
— Ultra Cameo
FS#
— Fivaz and Stanton Number
ZF
— Zeer Fraal (Netherlands coin grade equivalent to Very Fine)
TTB
— Tres Tres Beau (French coin grade equivalent to Very Fine)
SS
— Sehr Schon (German coin grade equivalent to Very Fine)
BC
— Bien Conserve (French coin grade equivalent to Almost Good)
GES
— Gering Erhalten Schlecht (German coin grade equivalent to Almost Good)
TB
— Tres Beau (French coin grade equivalent to Fine)
LM#
— Logan-Mccloskey Number
B
— Bello (Italian coin grade equivalent to Very Good)
NGC
— Numismatic Guarantee Corporation
NN
— Numismatic News
GE
— Gut Erhalten (German coin grade equivalent to Good)
GML
— Gold Maple Leaf
ZG
— Zeer Goed (Netherlands coin grade equivalent to Very Good)
SLQ
— Standing Liberty Quarter
WPNS
— Western Pennsylvania Numismatic Society
FR
— Fraal (Netherlands coin grade equivalent to Fine)
HL
— High Luster
RD
— Red
FS
— Fondo Specchio (Italian: Proof coin)
WL
— Walking Liberty
O
— New Orleans, Louisiana (mint mark on US coins)
FSB
— Fully Split Bands
CC
— Carson City, Nevada (mint mark on United States coins)
VG/G
— Very Good Obverse, Good Reverse
CMM#
— Cohen, Munson, Munde Number
QSB
— Quality Silver Bullion
FVF
— Final Value Fee
FR
— Fairy Realm
D
— Denver, Colorado (mint mark on United States coins)
WBN
— Whitman Buffalo Nickel folder
VF/EF
— Very Fine Obverse, Extremely Fine Reverse
VF
— Very Fine
CCE
— Certified Coin Exchange
SAE
— Silver American Eagle
FB
— Flat Band
SMV
— Standard Mint Value
MB
— Molte Bello (Italian coin grade equivalent to Fine)
USCGS
— United States Coin Grading Service
CN
— Copper Nickel coin
VR
— Victoria Regina (Queen Victoria)
PM
— Precious Metal
BV
— Bullion Value
PQ
— Premium Quality
FRNS
— Fellow Of Royal Numismatic Society
NCLT
— Non-Circulating Legal Tender
BPS/GPB
— British Pound Sterling, aka GBP
TBC
— Tres Bien Conserve (French coin grade equivalent to Good)
DDO
— Doubled Die Obverse
CSDG
— California Small Denomination Gold
G/F
— Good Obverse, Fine Reverse
SD
— Small Date
EAC
— Early American Coppers, Inc.
BN
— Brown
JR#
— John Reich Number
P
— Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (mint mark on United States coins)
PCI
— Photo-Certified Coin Institute
CW
— Coin World
TNA
— Texas Numismatic Association
W
— West Point, New York (mint mark on United States coins)
AVF
— About Very Fine
YN
— Young Numismatists
NS
— Nickel-Silver
DC
— Deep Cameo
SBA
— Susan B. Anthony dollar coin
H
— Headset
TP
— Tin Penny
DD
— Doubled-Die
WJN-1
— Whitman Jefferson Nickel folder number 1
URS
— Universal Rarity Scale
BU
— Bright Uncirculated
WNS
— Washington Numismatic Society
L-1
— Lousy 1 (coin grade)
BG#
— Breen and Gillio Number
L-2
— Lousy 2 (coin grade)
BITC
— Bitcoin
R
— Rarity
RPC
— Roman Provincial Coinage
C
— Charlotte, North Carolina (mint mark on early United States gold coins)
VF/F
— Very Fine Obverse, Fine Reverse
NC
— Not Collectable
IKE
— Eisenhower Dollar coin
SP
— Specimen
ABPN
— Alt.Binary.Pictures.Numismatic
ACG
— Accu-Grade
WWQ
— Whitman Washington Quarters coin folder
NLG
— Numismatic Literary Guild
D
— Dahlonega, Georgia (mint mark on United States gold coins)
FR
— Fair Readable
RB
— Red-Brown
AF
— Absolutely Fake
WC
— Worthless Coin
GC
— Gold Collector
WJN
— Whitman Jefferson Nickel folder
AAW
— Adolph A. Weinman
DOI
— Date of Issue
J#
— Judd Number
LD
— Large Date
OMM
— Over Mintmark
WJN-2
— Whitman Jefferson Nickel folder number 2
N#
— Newcomb Number
S#
— Snow Number
LINC
— Lincoln Cent
PR
— Poor Response
RCC
— Rec.Collecting.Coins
M
— Molto (Italian coin grade equivalent to Good)
C#
— Cohen Number
UKC
— United Kingdom Coinage
AG-3
— Almost Good 3 (coin grade)
N#
— Newman Number
CRV
— Collectors Rating Value
S#
— Sheldon Number
HVR
— High Velocity Re-strike
NTC
— Numistrust Corporation
DS
— Dollar Sign
RPD
— Repunched Date
UKG
— United Kingdom Gold
RPM
— Repunched Mintmark
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