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Are These Proof Silver Dimes Deep Cameos?

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Are-These-Proof-Silver-Dimes-Deep-Cameos?
Hi guys, I'm wondering if these coins are just regular proofs are cameos or deep cameos.
Thanks for your help, I appreciate it.
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After 1970 all proof coins were struck to be cameo.those coins seem to be very handled which is very hard on the cameo surface.. If you look up pcgs 69dcam on ebay you will see numerous examples of them..they are standard pre 1970 cameo coins are challenging to locate even in proof sets..those are highly sought after
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Yes, there are definitely Cameo, deep cameo and ultra cameo proof dimes.
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Yes, I agree with the others. They are deep cameo/ ultra cameo.
You can identify a "Cameo" on a proof coin by the contrast between the frosted devices (designs) and the mirrorlike fields.
There is something called "Prooflike" for business strike coins that exhibit the "Cameo" effect.
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These coins are more modern, so you should expect them to have cameo. As for these, I would say these are cameo
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