Proof Morgans----Cameo or Deep Cameo
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If you had your choice between a Pr 67 cameo and a Pr 66 deep cameo morgan, ( same year ), which would you rather have ???
As far as pops at PCGS, the 67 cameo would be pop 1, with one finer.
The 66 deep cameo would be pop 1, with 0 finer. Both are exceptional, no problem coins, but as far as value, which do you think is more valueable ?
Personally, I view both coins as equally eye appealing, but am wondering if these two coins are of similar value.
As far as pops at PCGS, the 67 cameo would be pop 1, with one finer.
The 66 deep cameo would be pop 1, with 0 finer. Both are exceptional, no problem coins, but as far as value, which do you think is more valueable ?
Personally, I view both coins as equally eye appealing, but am wondering if these two coins are of similar value.
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Cameron Kiefer
hands down i would choose the proof66 deep cameo even if there where 10 graded with 25 higher
the key would be that i liked both coins and agreed with the grades and they both where of exceptional eye appeal and the deep cameo was truly as stated if not stellar deep cameo and if dipped was monster blast white with non hazy clear non cloudy non spotted mirrors or fantastically originally toned and still deep cameo in my minds eye hence "michael" quality
but rarely if ever do you find pre 1916 silver deep/ultra cameo proof coins as per the above
michael
michael
I also believe that the premiums for "Deep Cameo's" will decrease over time, as more coins are resubmitted and receive that designation.
Absent exceptional circumstances, I believe that a PR67 "Cameo" should be worth more than a "PR66 Deep Cameo", though I have seen examples of the latter bring more than the former.
Michael says the DCAM is worth more.
Mark says the 67 Cameo should be worth more.
I guess some people presently are valueing the Dcam example as more valueable, but since the 67 Cameo is a higher grade designation, and since there is not that much difference in a DCam versus a Cameo, ( I have a hard time telling sometimes ), I would think that the higher grade would be the most valueable coin.
I just did some auction achives and was surprised, that in general, a 66 DCAM and a 67 Cameo are pretty close in price and that 'generally' the 67 Cameo is slightly more valueable.
I am only using Morgan Proofs as examples.
I agree with Cameron's above quote.
However, as a more direct answer to the question I would typically purchase the lower grade coin with the stronger eye appeal. I am assuming that in this hypothetical case the PR-66 Deep Cameo Morgan Dollar would be more striking with more eye appeal than the PR-67 Cameo, at equal or perhaps a lower price. If these were the facts, then I'd prefer the PR-66 Deep Cameo Morgan.
So far I only own one Proof Morgan, which is a pretty toned PR-62 CAM, with very strong eye appeal for the grade and the cost:
1898 PCGS Proof 62 Cameo Morgan Dollar
Stuart
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