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Can someone identify if this is a dcam?
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This penny appears to be a dcam or proof but I'm not sure. Any seasoned vets wanna weigh in? Also what's it possibly worth? https://photos.app.goo.gl/mQ3PwzSmk4badpFJ7
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Maybe proof?
I love you all ~Spec ✌️
“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.
Why would you ever think that coin was a proof, let alone a DCAM? It is an ordinary 1968-S cent that looks to be in AU condition. It's value is one cent.
Not a CAM. Not a proof. The Cent was minted at the San Francisco Mint and is a regular circulation coin.
Not rare and worth probably less than a Dollar to a collector (if that).
If you're serious about this stuff, it's time to educate yourself.
Pete
Someone steal the cameo?
Jim
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Can they? Sure. But they'd be absolutely awful at grading if they did.
a PROOF will have squared rims, this example is a business strike. There were 258,000,000+ minted and in uncirculated condition might be worth a dime. Clad dime. Here is a proof 1968-s coin:
Not a proof nor a cam or dcam. Just a business strike.
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Seriously?
Yes, just a business strike, not a CAM.... worn and some PMD. Cheers, RickO