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2nd ?: Bonus point for proof cameo coins.
mnmcoin
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I have always heard the notion that proof coins (mind you I deal in what I like to call semi-modern 1930-1971 proof and ms coinage, so that is where my mindset is) that have some nice cameo contrast, but not quite enough to get the designation are "bumped" up a grade for the cameo, what is your postion on this. I have always been explained that yes the cameo can help the overall appearance of the coin itself so it would be justified if done so.
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Cameo is definitely part of eye appeal and definitely a positive. A coin which exhibits some cameo, but not enough to be designated cameo...say a one-sided cameo...could get bumped a grade if the eye appeal was very strong.
Cameo coins are very cool...and I never met a person who didn't think they looked great.
David