Proof Jefferson, guess the date

CarlWohlforth

I doubt anyone will get this on the first guess because I can't tell the difference between reverses. But perhaps there is a proof Jefferson collector who knows the dies well enough to tell? Anyway I will post the obverse later today. Oh and why not try guessing the grade also?

MJCoin

My guess is 1950. And the grade, PF66. Have to see the obverse to guess a Cameo designation.

littlewicher

I'm not even going to try and guess the date, but if the cameo is as nice as the back, I would guess PR67 DCAM.

NIckelCollector

My guess is 1942 PF67 Cameo reverse.

keets

1939 Reverse of 1940. PR66 maybe, cameo depending on what the obverse looks like.

al h.

IrishMike

Looks like a 1938 PF66

CarlWohlforth

Thanks for the guesses! I thought it was going to be hard, then when MJCoin guessed the date right away I thought everybody must know something I didn't. Then I was relieved to see other guesses

Here is the obverse. This Jeff has a similiar amount of cameo as my 50s DCAMs so I'm hoping for a DCAM. The reverse is clearly frostier than at least one of my DCAMs. It is now in a NGC 67 Cam holder but has twice the frost of any NGC cam I've ever seen. I imagine I should crack it out...

MJCoin

How did I know? I have a raw 1950 PF Jefferson that looks to have been struck by the same reverse die, although my coins' obverse is nowhere as frosted as yours. Nice coin Carl.