Kennedy pros - Guess the CAM or DCAM (big pic)

psxchelly

Guess what the designation would be if;

A- I submitted them to PCGS
B- I submitted them to NGC

Both coins were taken from teh same proof set, and both were taken with the same light and same camera, same time of day.

thanks everyone!
Michelle

DHeath

Michelle, IMO the Kennedy would dcam at either service, and the Washington would cam at both. I like the Washington, but it looks like there's some frost fade in the wings and in the face. BTW - both are nice pieces.

Placid

Half pcgs cam- ngc ucam
Quarter pcgs proof-ngc cam

Russ

Half: DCAM PCGS, UCAM NGC.
Quarter: Brilliant PCGS, CAM NGC.

Russ, NCNE

CarlWohlforth

Nice proof set! How are the other coins? I'd like to have an original set with all coins in that range!

I'd guess the Kennedy is frosty enough with deep enough mirrors for Deep/Ultra cam. The quarter might cam at both services. I wouldn't be surprised at what happens to the Washington in any event.

grip

The kennedy I would say for sure,DCAM.the Washington may lack frost on the obverse,the reverse looks DCAM.I would be happy with Cam. Either service.Al

mnmcoin

<< <i>Half pcgs cam- ngc ucam
Quarter pcgs proof-ngc cam >>



Ditto. With a maybe added to the UCAM on the half

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coincollector1989

Half DCAM at either service.
Quarter Cam at either surface but like DHeath said it appears to have cameo breaks on the obverse adn reverse. Just my opionion. I like that Kennedy.

ksteelheader

The Kennedy will Dcam at PCGS. Don't know about NCG. The quarter, I've sent like specimens of 64's into PCGS and have yet to recieve a cam designation. As far as NCG, don't know.....Ken

Manorcourtman

Hello.

Only because I have submitted many 50c to PCGS:

1969 50c: PCGS Cameo- Weak frost on reverse results in only a Cameo grade, can't grade based on pic.
1969 25C: PCGS PR67-68- not enough frost for CAM designation, weak on both sides.

You asked.....C.