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Can a circulated proof be CAM or DCAM?
dan1ecu
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December 11, 2005 5:44AM
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Did you ever see a PR50 DCAM, for instance?
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lordmarcovan
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December 11, 2005 5:46AM
I've never seen one, but I suppose it's possible. Kind of a longshot, though. I mean, by the time you have enough rub on a coin to remove enough metal to make it PR50 (or even PR58), the frost that made it a Cameo is probably long gone.
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Not likely, Once I pulled a 1988-S Proof 25c from circulation and sent it to NGC just for Kicks, It came back a Proof-62, NO cam or dcam!
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