Is the dime CAMEO? (would the quarter make DCAM?)

mbbiker

I'm trying to learn how to tell what a cam looks like thru the mint packaging, do you think it would go cam if sent it?

LucyBop

i say no, it doesn't seem frosty enough in the devices.

(when mmbikker first put this post up it was a 63 mint set)

DMWJR

Sorry, first blush is no.

mnmcoin

Looks like a decent shot, the trick is the reverse. Ask for the reverse of the set pic, and if it is the same, it is worth a shot. Specially since the quarter looks like a shot.

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mbbiker

How about the quarter in this set?

BigE

Sometimes the cameo is good on the obverse but not on the reverse, if its not good on the reverse the most you can probably get is Cam---------BigE

DMWJR

Most of the coins in that last set appear CAM. DCAM, probably no.

DCAMFranklin

I'm refering to the obverse only, since you didn't provide a picture of the reverse. The dime will make Cameo, though it wouldn't bring the price of the slab. The quarter is a DCAM. It is a push at PR-68 and a profitable coin in PR-69 DCAM.

sinin1

The light plays tricks as well - Penny and nickel could go CAM

You need to realize you need BOTH obverse and reverse to get designation - the quarter looks DCAM obverse but if nothing on reverse than NO designation of any kind except PR68

The dime obverse looks CAM