Yes on both! TPV MK5 cams and followers, but slightly re-machined by Fritz. According to him, Terry Prince did not make them exactly as Fritz had calculated using some special software. Both are now also DLC coated. Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) is a process by a German company called Cewotec. Probably others do similar coatings.
I've heard that some of the Mk5s wore out very quickly, maybe that's why Fritz went with the coating.
Terry claimed that the MK5s he sent me tested RC 66, which is harder than stellite.
I took the engine apart to rebalance the crank at 1500 miles. The cams looked to be polishing up nicely, no actual sign of wear, nor should there be at 1500 miles.
I purchased a second set of these cams as they might be unavailable at some point in the future. I suppose that set could be coated if the first set gives trouble.
I can't see that they will at 66rc.
The good Norton cams are mid 50s RC, the soft ones more like 30rc iirc.