It's not much, but it's my first!!!
MadMarty
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The picture speaks for itself!
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
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That frost break in the middle of his head is quite distracting tho .............
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I don't know about the ULTRA CAMEO with the frost breaks
09/07/2006
<< <i>I don't know about the ULTRA CAMEO with the frost breaks >>
It is a misconception that DCAM and UCAM cannot have frost breaks. The designation is based on the overall look of the coin and minor breaks and fades are sometimes acceptable at both services - regardless of their published guidelines.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>Good Lord, that thing doesn't look real! Look at those mirrors!
PHOTOSHOP! PHOTOSHOP! >>
You're just not used to Marty producing nice coin images.
Russ, NCNE
The mirrors on that coin are truly spectacular and the surfaces are immaculate, but
Even though obviously the grading services give allowances on frost breaks such as this coin, thier is no way I would be happy buying a Pf-70 coin with that kind of frost break. I am sorry, but IMO this is tough to swallow in a 70 holder. I would rather have a small hairline in some inconspicous place than to have the frost break on the central design feature like this.
jim
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I double that. I'm sending my frost giant it, hopefully it'll come back PF70 Ultra Cameo *STAR*
Why step over the dollar to get to the cent? Because it's a 55DDO.
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<< <i>And to think I used to stick up for NGC's grading standards, not any more with that degree of break in the frost. >>
Here's a clue for everyone. You ready? There are plenty of PCGS graded PR70DCAMs with exactly the same type of frost breaks in the same locations as this coin.
<< <i>that coin is not a 70, the frost break shows that >>
Clue number two: Frost breaks do not impact the numerical grade of a coin. They are "as minted".
Russ, NCNE
<< <i><< And to think I used to stick up for NGC's grading standards, not any more with that degree of break in the frost. >>
Here's a clue for everyone. You ready? There are plenty of PCGS graded PR70DCAMs with exactly the same type of frost breaks in the same locations as this coin.
Clue number two: Frost breaks do not impact the numerical grade of a coin. They are "as minted".
Russ, NCNE >>
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