Canadian proof set 2002

Hi, I am confused by online listings. Are there 2 different types of Canadian proof sets for the year 2002? I am not referring to the prooflike sets that are wrapped in cellophane. I see some listings saying double dollar proof set while others say sterling silver proof sets. Does the regular double dollar proof sets contain silver in the large $1 coin? Thanks!

This is one of the 2002 Proof sets. The big dollar coin is this silver one:  N#23301

I think most people (including myself) are confused by Canada's many, many sets in proof-like, proof, and specimen finishes, with a different number of options for each. One way to go about it is to go to eBay via picclick for better visualization. Here is my search:

https://picclick.ca/Coins-Paper-Money/Coins-Canada/Proof-Prooflike-Sets/?q=2002

But you can refine it further by adding proof (though it will also give you the proof-like sets, but remove the specimen ones):

https://picclick.ca/Coins-Paper-Money/Coins-Canada/Proof-Prooflike-Sets/?q=2002+proof

Numista has started again to list sets, but I'm not sure of the way to get there from the catalogue. IDK whether the 2002 sets are listed.

Oh — I see rsirian1 has just replied as I am writing this…

Yes there are two proof sets one for definitives and one for commemorative issues 

Here's the specification for the 2002 Proof Set.

N#23301 Silver

N#55971 Gold plated silver

N#6143 Bronze plated nickel

N#445 Silver

N#63757 Silver

N#63755 Silver

N#48703  Silver

N#63756  Bronze

The second set according to Coins and Canada is the same coins but more gold plated. (I'm a little fuzzy on this one.)

Thanks everyone!