The strike is incomplete on the reverse, as always seen, with the eagle's central feathers showing indistinct feathers, though the obverse is better defined. Aluminum-beige patina bathes the entire coin, deepening slightly on the rims, but in no way is the strong cameo contrast diminished. This being in a green-label holder, PCGS may not have been designating cameo proofs at the time, but there is no doubt that this specimen deserves such accolades. The fields actually show fewer hairlines than usual for the PF-64 grade level, but the chin has a couple of contact marks, and a couple of superficial scratches penetrate Liberty's hair. The linear depression visible on the shield is the result of a strikethrough. A fascinating and powerful pattern coin that most likely should be upgraded with the "cameo" designation. (PCGS# 061566)