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Last update: Fri Feb 07 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Topics: Workfront Proof Digital Content and Documents This article refers to functionality in the standalone product Workfront Proof. For information on proofing inside Adobe Workfront, see Proofing. As a Workfront administrator or Workfront Proof administrator, you can assign a Proof Permissions Profile to a user to specify the proofing capabilities that user will have for all proofs in the system. For information about configuring a user’s Proof Permission Profile, see Configure a user’s Proof Permission Profile in Workfront Proof. The following table displays the permissions available with each Proof Permissions Profile. Own Items Other Users’ Items Admin Billing Add View Edit Delete View Edit Delete Edit and Delete Edit Observer Visitor Consider the following about roles and permissions: Assigned profile permissions relate only to the users and items in your own account. The exception is in the case of Satellite accounts, where the Administrator and Billing Administrator for the main (hub) accounts can access and manage the account settings and billing of those accounts from the hub account level. Billing Administrators and Administrators can delete users. This can only be done in Account settings. When Billing Administrators and Administrators view proofs that are owned by other users in their account, they view them with the role of a Reviewer. Using the Read Only role, Billing Administrators and Administrators can access proofs in folders shared with them or in folders created by them. The following sections describe each profile and the permissions associated with the profile in a standard Workfront Proof setup: Billing Administrator Administrator Supervisor Manager Observer Visitor Guest Billing Administrator billing-administrator Billing Administrators have access to Account settings in Workfront Proof and The Workfront Proof Billing Page, and have the following permissions: Can generate proofs, upload files, and create folders. For more information, see Generate Proofs in Workfront Proof, Upload Files and Web Content to Workfront Proof, and Create Folders in Workfront Proof. Can view, edit, and delete own proofs and files they create. Can view, edit, and delete proofs and files created by all users in the

It is also sometimes evident on the RTY of the word LIBERTY. Some 1964-D coins minted in Denver can also be doubled dies. Be careful that you do not confuse the coins with a double struck error. A doubled die variety will have both sets of letters rising from the field of the coin. A double struck coin will have letters that appear smooshed to one side. 1968-S Proof Inverted Mint Mark In 1968, mint marks on this half-dollar were punched by hand into the coin dies. The workmen at the mint facility punched the "S" upside down. Usually, the upper hook of the "S" is smaller than the lower hook. In this variety, the upper hook is larger than the lower. Use a ten-powered loupe to help you identify this variety in your collection. 1971-D and 1977-D Struck on 40 Percent Silver Clad A few of the 40 percent silver-clad planchets used from 1965 to 1970 slipped into regular production lines at the Denver Mint in 1971. Silver-clad planchets were also used in 1976 to produce the circulating commemorative American Bicentennial half-dollars. Once again, some of these planchets were used to make Kennedy half-dollars dated 1977. The easiest way to tell if you have one of these half-dollars is to look at the edge of the coin. If a bright strip of copper encircles the edge of the coin, it is a regularly struck coin. 1974-D Doubled Die Obverse A production error occurred on the obverse coin die in 1974. The letters on the coin appear doubled, especially in the letters in TRUST on the obverse. 1979-S Proof Filled S & Clear S In mid-1979, the mint replaced the obverse hubs for the Kennedy half-dollars. Due to years of use, the punch used to put the mint mark on the hub became worn, making the mint mark look more like a blob than an "S." The new hub had a mint mark that was much clearer. 1981-S Proof Clear S & Flat S Once again in 1981, the hub was redone, and the mint mark was less pronounced and

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