prova

English translation: proof (coins or stamps)

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Portuguese term or phrase:prova
English translation:proof (coins or stamps)
Entered by: Marlene Curtis

11:22 Mar 20, 2010
Portuguese to English translations [Non-PRO]
Printing & Publishing / money, stamps
Portuguese term or phrase: prova
It is about printing stamps
I have two sentences:
"....raros no império, e de circulação diferenciada. Variedades, Ensaios, Provas e Specimen completam a coleção."

"Destaque para as provas da casa da moeda do Brasil..."
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Local time: 23:04
proof (coins or stamps)
Explanation:
http://lynncoins.com/proofcoin_article.htm

What's a proof coin?
A newly minted proof coin is also Un-circulated, however it is the way it is made that causes a difference in appearance and qualifies it as a "proof". To understand this, let's look at how coins are made. Coins are produced when two dies strike a blank piece of metal with tremendous force. One die is engraved with the front (obverse) design for the coin. The other die has the back (reverse) coin design on it

Netherlands, Newfoundland, Niger, Nigeria, N. Ireland ... Panama ...
To order proof stamps from this pricelist, please click here. ..... 1976 Papua New Guinea complete set of 4 stamps showing the old ships that provided the ...
www.judnick.com/lotsofstamps/Netherlands-Quelimane.htm -
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proof (coins or stamps)


Explanation:
http://lynncoins.com/proofcoin_article.htm

What's a proof coin?
A newly minted proof coin is also Un-circulated, however it is the way it is made that causes a difference in appearance and qualifies it as a "proof". To understand this, let's look at how coins are made. Coins are produced when two dies strike a blank piece of metal with tremendous force. One die is engraved with the front (obverse) design for the coin. The other die has the back (reverse) coin design on it

Netherlands, Newfoundland, Niger, Nigeria, N. Ireland ... Panama ...
To order proof stamps from this pricelist, please click here. ..... 1976 Papua New Guinea complete set of 4 stamps showing the old ships that provided the ...
www.judnick.com/lotsofstamps/Netherlands-Quelimane.htm -

Marlene Curtis
United States
Local time: 22:04
Native speaker of: Native in PortuguesePortuguese
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