Both terms refer to proof coins with strong, frosted design elements overlaying clear, mirrored background fields. The term UCAM stands for ultra-cameo and is used by the NGC in grading the visual appeal of proof coins, while DCAM stands for deep-cameo and is used by the PCGS for the same purpose.
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