2017 Lion Dollar 1oz Silver .999 or .9999?

I'm trying to replace one I gave away...

I see these in both .999 and .9999, anyone know what's up with that?!

Thanks in advance!

Mike

 

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I think .9999/.999 are the same just numbered differently.

 

I see now the bottom picture shows "1oz Fine Silver" and the top one doesn't.

 

Is one of these a fake?

 

the one on the top could be a fake/copy hard to tell without having the coin in hand and i have never seen these before.

 

Now I see NGC and PCGS PF70 of both versions??

 

Are they both the same price almost?or is it a big difference.

 

Both $45.

Maybe the BU is .999 and the PF is .9999?

 

Does. 9999 stand for one Troy oz?

 

No, that's the "fineness" of the silver.

 

Yes its the fineness of the silver but the fineness of the silver determines the weight/a coin with .600 fineness isn't going to be the same as one with .900

 

They're both 1oz.

 

So, this article clarifies the .999 is for BU and the .9999 is for the proof.

I found both listed for the same price and ordered the .9999; guess I'll find out which one it is when it shows up!

https://coinweek.com/world-coins/apmex-releases-certified-dutch-lion-dollar-restrikes/

 

This is what arrived in the mail:

 

It looks nice

 

Thanks, it's the BU version, not proof as shown in sellers pics, but BU price so can't complain!