1960 d S/L date

But there ARE multiple RPM's in 1960, most not very valuable.

 

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Just the hunt brother

 

Really? Do you really HAVE TO? Fight the urge.

 

No way im in to deep

 

Understood. I believe there are more than 60
My opinion, if you cant see it it's not worth variety checking, especially not until you have an understanding of what to look for.

 

Wisdom.

 

Clearly. That's what we've been trying to tell you all day.

 

I will post the results if I find anything.

 

NICCCCEEEE

 

@Willysilver
Out of this roll I found 5 RPM's
And I believe they should be clear enough to Identify,
Do some homework!
http://varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/RPMs 1960D (1-60).htm
There are 113 of them.
http://varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/RPMs 1960D (61-113).htm
I would be happy to help! There are so many of them.
One could spend a whole day!
I am actually amazed that there were any RPMs,
I paid 7$ for the roll.

 

Okay, if he won't take the advice from me, maybe "P&G" can get to him.

 

You might have fun going thru that box of varietys you have Kurt.
I honestly didn't think that there would be anything worth two cents in there.

 

See it took a rookie to a motivate you and see it was lucrative

 

Thanks for this little bit of info...I was unaware of this. Always a good day when you learn something new.

At what grade does the 1960 P small date become worth grading, if at all?

 

Ms 65

 

As you can see he has no intent on learning.


@Willysilver these aren't worth the effort, yes it was fun trying to get you to learn something, But I have found that you have 0 intent.

 

My intent is always and never negative

 

@MontCollector These aren't worth having graded until 67.
Auction prices @66 are in the 30$ range

 

I hear ya its the thrill of the hunt my friend im looking for wams 98 98 2000