noo_mis_muh_tist,
That Franklin you've posted earlier is a Deep or Ultra Cameo as it is presented in the photo.
Compare your photo with Biokemist's example and you'll see they're similar.
Wheezy's example is Cameo - "frosted" if you will.
I think the problem is that for older coins (pre 1965), "frost" is more difficult to distinguish. I know this may bring down the wrath of some, but so be it.
There are 1950's DCAMS that don't even hold a torch to a 1998 DCAM. Night and day. Different standards. Frost in 1951 was different that frost in 1990!
That Franklin you've posted earlier is a Deep or Ultra Cameo as it is presented in the photo.
Compare your photo with Biokemist's example and you'll see they're similar.
Wheezy's example is Cameo - "frosted" if you will.
I think the problem is that for older coins (pre 1965), "frost" is more difficult to distinguish. I know this may bring down the wrath of some, but so be it.
There are 1950's DCAMS that don't even hold a torch to a 1998 DCAM. Night and day. Different standards. Frost in 1951 was different that frost in 1990!


















