Display Profile location in 10.8

I've created a new display profile under the Color tab in Display options. If I highlight the new display profile name, it tells me the location is ~/Library/ColorSync/Profiles. However, I'm not seeing it in there. Am I missing something here? Is the file hidden? I'd like to find that icc file and copy it to a few other machines of the same make/model.

Open Finder, in the menu bar click on Go, hold down the Option Key [alt] the Library folder will appear

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