1971 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II British Columbia question [solved]

Hi All,
In reference to https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces460.html I am having trouble understanding this part of the years options

What does (fr) BE mean?

This is my coin (images below) which of the 2 is it.



Second question:
See NGC Link https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/canada-dollar-km-79-1871-1971-cuid-1034619-duid-1269857
Its the same KM# but the design is different. Any ideas?
In the Krause World Coins catalog this is what shows

Is there a mistake on NGC? or is something else going on?

Third question:
In Catalog there is no descriptive info on the differences between the 2 options on the years (other than mintage) how would I know which I have?



Thanks in advance,
Aaron

It is the French part of Numista (fr) and BE means Belle Epreuve.
See this topic from five years ago for example ...
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic12614.html
so using your original link change en to fr then it is
https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces460.html
where on that page are BE letters on second date line.
So the referee (Canada) needs to write Proof on second line, then it will not show BE there.
Like on your image of the catalogue, the second line has Proof at the end.

Quote: "ZacUK"​ So the referee (Canada) needs to write Proof on second line, then it will not show BE there.

​Thanks. I asked ref to change via modify coin option. Also any idea which my coin is - proof or regular and question 2?
Aaron

Quote: "aaronmgd"Third question:
​In Catalog there is no descriptive info on the differences between the 2 options on the years (other than mintage) how would I know which I have?
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​Thanks in advance,
​Aaron

​BU or P/L prooflike

The surface of the queen is frosted in "proof"

Thanks. That was helpful
Aaron

Here is Charltons info. Prices are not current but the info is. Hope it helps.

Thanks, That's helpful.
Aaron