Can you guess this Jefferson Nickel?

OK, I figured out how to attached pictures!
Now, can anyone tell me which variety they think this is?
Dowgie

 

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Looks like the TDR of the 1955 Pf. FS#5-035 to me. But not sure if it is a proof surface or not. What is the year, mint, type? Nice doubling, but the only DD I have in the series is the '39 -022

Jim

 

Jim,
It's not a proof and you are in the correct decade.
Dowgie :secret:

 

I'll say it's either a 1956 or a 1962.

 

Looks like FS-035.6

1956 triple die reverse.

 

Borgovan, plinko dude! FS35.6 :bow:

 

That's a great coin. Did you cherry it?

 

Hey Jim what ever happened to the 64 double dome variety they used to be big in the sixties? I remember rthem as a kid, and they are not even listed in coneca variety listings i wonder why. i have a 1951s jefferson nickle with double bottom steps and dome and i can;t even find a listing for that one.i think that one is a different variety altogether.

Jazzcoins joe

 

Hmmm, I was in college then....hazy days, and coin collecting was having a break

Jim

 

Borgovan,
Yes, this one was a Cherry! Made my year of searching worth every minute!
Happy hunting
Dowgie

 

jazz:
I remember them also.
Good old, Frank Spadone.
I believe that they were just strike doubling.

 

What guide are you using to reference these nickel varieties? The Cherry Picker's Guide?

 

No I wish they were in the cherry pickers guide. They are not even listed in the coneca listings. I have a couple of 64 nickles with double domes and in the sixties they were classified as double dies, but i don't know what happnd to them. I have a 1951S too with doubled steps and dome which is not in the listings either I'm not to happy about this

Jazzcoins Joe