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Hope I can get some guidance on how to grade proof wheat and Lincoln cents, specifically, how to distinguish between cam and dcam? I understand the criteria for each, but what pick up points or review pointers I should look for to distinguish between the two? For example, if any part of the devices have the same color as the field, does that influence the cameo designation such that the coin is designated RD and RD CAM, or RD CAM instead of RD DCAM? I searched for the terms grading proof cents and could not find a relevant post. Thank you for your help.
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There just coins after all, but have fun!! -
If you go to PCGS > Services > Collecting Resources > PCGS Videos
You will find educational videos including those concerning grading techniques. The specific one that may help you with the grading of proof cam/dcam coins would be "Surface - Coin Grading 102" at:
I find all the videos related to grading to be extremely informative and professionally done.
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