1964 Washie Proof....... Deep Cam??

coinsarefun

Worth submitting?

I have a bunch of coins going to PCGS in the morning, should I include this one?

Its frosty everywhere, but quick image doesn't show it as such

braddick

Wow.

YES!!

Deagle74

Stefanie,

gorgeous coin!! - YES IMO!

Rok

melvin289

Be still my beating heart. By all means send that 25¢ piece to PCGS. It is beautimous.

Ron

Edited to add: IMHO

Wolf359

Oh yes.

dcarr

PR68 DCAM

CarlWohlforth

Looks like a nice one!

Let us know how it turns out.

DUIGUY

GREAT PICS!~

Steve27

Yup, DCAM all the way; nice coin!

GaCoinGuy

WOW. DCAM all day long.

I'd venture a 67DCAM, maybe a 68.

Looks like a tiny die crack or a die scratch underneath his right wing.

Was this a proof set find?

ricko

Definitely.... very nice quarter.... Cheers, RickO

Broadstruck

For giggles I'd have that one Tru-Viewed too as Phil can make a white coin like that really dance!

coinsarefun

Personaly, it looks like a 68 DCAM
I don't knowwhat these sell for but as long
as I am mailing out coos today
I guess I will put it in as well.

Thanks everyone

morgandollar1878

Looks DCAM to me. Send it in.

cmerlo1

Definitely has 'the look'. Congratulations!

richardshipp

Wow... that one is nice!

Cameonut

Looks Dcam to me as well.

Looks like an early strike off of a fresh set of dies. The lower right wing tip might just be a struck thru fiber, common with fresh dies.

coinsarefun

<< <i>Looks Dcam to me as well.

Looks like an early strike off of a fresh set of dies. The lower right wing tip might just be a struck thru fiber, common with fresh dies. >>






That's what I was thinking and upon close examination it looks that way too. But not sure how PCGS will grade that?
Will they drop it a point for that?

coindudeonebay

<< <i>PR68 DCAM >>

I'm with Mr. Carr. Beauty there Steph.

Cameonut

Struck thru fibers are kind of a crap shoot.

I have seen coins with struck thru fibers grade high and some low. I think it depends on exactly where the strike thu is on the coin. If it is in a very noticeable place I think it takes a much bigger hit gradewise than if it is tucked low on the right wing tip on the reverse.

coinsarefun

<< <i>Struck thru fibers are kind of a crap shoot.

I have seen coins with struck thru fibers grade high and some low. I think it depends on exactly where the strike thu is on the coin. If it is in a very noticeable place I think it takes a much bigger hit gradewise than if it is tucked low on the right wing tip on the reverse. >>










Thanks

Broadstruck

I don't think the lint on the lower left wing tip will affect the grade.

coinsarefun

<< <i>I don't think the lint on the lower left wing tip will affect the grade. >>





But it left a gouge where the lint was

melvin289

Stefanie,

Your 64 Proof taunts me. It keeps showing up in other threads.

Ron

coinsarefun

<< <i>Stefanie,

Your 64 Proof taunts me. It keeps showing up in other threads.

Ron

>>






LOL....I get a kick out of finding that one
It came from a few unopened proof sets I got last weekend for $12 each

sinin1

DCAM? maybe - I have no experience with your photo technique/skills with proof coins

I know of a couple sellers on eBay that can make non-CAM (but close) coins look DCAM
with lighting and dark background reflections

and not talking about the sellers that photoshop their efforts



The photo does make it look very nice

coinsarefun

<< <i>DCAM? maybe - I have no experience with your photo technique/skills with proof coins

I know of a couple sellers on eBay that can make non-CAM (but close) coins look DCAM
with lighting and dark background reflections

and not talking about the sellers that photoshop their efforts



The photo does make it look very nice >>






Mr. Washington is frostier than I imaged
I ordered TrueViews and will post when it comes back to me