1960
PR 68 DCAM
Serious scratches in the holder’s plastic, but the coin is pristine and frosty!
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: NGC 2531535017
1960
PR 68 CAM
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: NGC 320892036
1960 DDO-001 FS-101
PR 69
Population: 41 (3a 2c 19n 17p)
Cameo: 12 (1c 1n 11p)
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: NGC 6977529010
1960 DDO-002
PR 67
DDO-002: 8 (a)
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: ANACS 7663709
1960 DDO-004 FS-103
PR 69 CAM
Truly top of the grading scale, some lines appear in the photograph from scratches on the holder but its exquisiteness can’t be denied!
Pop: 53 (3c 11n 39p)
Cameo: 10 (4n 6p)
DCAM: 3 (p)
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: NGC 5848460004
1960 DDO-005 FS-102
PR 64
An example with an earlier die state.
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: PCGS 61220672
Not a cameo but with cameo-like contrast of varying intensity on all devices, lacking slightly in UNITED STATES and the lower part of Roosevelt’s bust. Very fun and unique toning!
Population: 49 (1c 21n 27p)
Cameo: 2 (p)
4/2026
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: PCGS 59861619
1960 DDO-007 FS-104
PR 67
1960 DDO-008 FS-105
PR 67 CAM
A photograph of this exact specimen is used by PCGS CoinFacts as the second reference picture of the FS-105 variety in cameo!
Population: 86 (10a 1c 34n 41p)
Cameo: 4 (p)
DCAM: 2 (p)
Mintage: 1,691,602
Certification: PCGS 47766540
In addition to the nebula of blue-red toning spanning both sides, this is this a high grade it is toned exquisitely with a field of stars. Available in cameo fairly commonly, although this photograph was taken with maximal overall light to see the color, it does not show the true deeply cameod nature of the untoned areas.
Population: 116 (38A 54N 24P)
Cameo: 53 (10A 24N 19P)
DCAM Pop: 2 (2N)
1/2026
Mintage:1,691,602
Certification: PCGS 38290338
1960 DDR-001 FS-801
PR 67
1960-D RPM-003 FS-501
MS 63
I would be happy if all my MS 65 coins looked this nice, and I’ve sure seen worse in MS 66 holders!
Pop: 50 (1C 49P)
1/2026
Mintage: 200,160,400
Certification: PCGS 18298012