Lighting can be deceiving.

morgansforever

Always shooting and experimenting. I found by backing off the lamps,
one can turn a lifeless white proof into a DCAM or one sided CAM like the Jefferson below.
The obverse has no real contrast between device n field. The reverse does have a bit.
The second pic is more accurate when viewing in-hand. No tricks with editing software. Each set of pics is the same
coin. I wonder if this causes confusion with buyers n sellers on the net?
Having a little fun shootin coins after a crazy work day, love it
Keep on shootin,
Scott




This Washie has little to no contrast on the obverse and the reverse is quite Cammy in-hand.
If you back off the lamps, George is transformed into a DCAM, crazy.




Franklin does have some medium contrast on the obverse and the reverse is frosty in-hand.
Again by backing off the lamps, it appears to be a full blown DCAM.

SeattleSlammer

That's why I'm always skeptical of highly contrasting PL-DMPL-Proof coin pics until I have the coins in-hand. It's just too easy to make them look black and white.

LindeDad

What you show and what you say in listings better be the same and true or you risk getting feedback that puts you out of business online.
Part of the reason I only list graded coins online.

morgansforever

<<What you show and what you say in listings better be the same and true or you risk getting feedback that puts you out of business online.>>

Very true. I just wanted to compliment you on your Ebay listings, nice work.