1956 1C, DCAM PR67DCAM 认证号02664887, PCGS号93377

Top coin is 1914 PR66+BN, second is 1936 Satin PR66RB, and last is 1956 PR67DCAM. There are actually four distinct types of proof cent from the "Wheatback" years. First, there is the one-year type 1909 VDB proof that was discontinued after only 420 pieces were struck. Later that year, a second type emerged without the designer's initials on the reverse. These were struck as Matte Proofs, a method abandoned in 1916, later replaced by the Satin, and then Brilliant proof manufacturing method in 1936. The 1936 Satin Proof, a one-year type, is characterized by satiny-textured fields that were met with distaste from the public prompting their replacement with more brilliant proofs. The 1956 PR67DCAM shown here is an example of more modern methods, often yielding striking contrast between frosted devices and deeply mirrored fields.