What happens when a coin has a deep mirror finish and frosting on all the devices with the exception of Franklin. (I don't believe they would consider him to be frosted, but I could be wrong)
Does the coin just end up getting PR designation and not CAM?
For a cameo designation, both sides need to be "frosty"/cameo. In the 1950's and 1960's they would often replace obverse or reverse dies at different times depending on wear. As a result, you have coins where one side may be frosted and the other not. NGC will sometimes use a star designation on a proof coin when the obverse is cameo but the reverse is not.
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