2000 NORFED Liberty Dollar

2000 Singapore Lunar Dragon Piedfort

2000 UK £5 Millennium Silver Proof

2000 Pikes Peak American's Mountain

2000 Silver Panda

2000 Gilded Silver Dragon

2000 Welsh Dragon Silver Proof

Deep cameo. You now know the brand of camera I am using :)



And here's a "screen shot" with the coin ;-)

PROOF Eagle versus Uncirculated Eagle

A proof coin is a coin struck using a special, high-quality minting process, and made especially for collectors. Modern proof coins often have mirror-like fields and frosted devices, although proof coins struck prior to the mid twentieth century are often distinguished only by their high quality surfaces.

A reverse proof coin is a coin that is struck in the same manner as a normal proof coin, except that the fields are frosty and the raised devices are mirror-like. The term reverse proof does not mean that only the reverse side of the coin is struck in proof finish. The entire coin is in proof finish, with the "reverse" meaning stemming from the fact that the fields are frosty.....
extracted from:

http://coins.about.com/od/coinsglossary/g/proofcoindef.htm

Here are some pictures comparing Proof Eagle with an Uncirculated Eagle.

Aside from the mirror shine finish, can you spot the difference between the 2006 and the 2008 Eagle?