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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numismania, post: 1350814, member: 28971&quot;]The &#039;60 is one of the more common Type B&#039;s, with MS66 the highest graded, and I agree with 19Lyds....that &#039;60 was not worth the $20 bid. Unless the coin is a 65 or higher, they really aren&#039;t worth the grading/atribution fees, with the exception of the &#039;56, &#039;61, &#039;62, and the &#039;64-D Type C. They were on absolute FIRE for awhile, but seems only the top-pops are where the good money is....with the exception of the ones I mentioned. At PCGS, those 4 dates I mentioned all have pops under 70 total. Find any one of those dates in MS65-MS66, you have done well. Once they become more popular with collectors, other than strictly Washie guys AND variety guys really paying attention to them, THEN the common dates may take off.</p><p><br /></p><p>Don&#039;t forget about the near impossible to find clad &#039;69-D-&#039;72-D Type B (which have been re-designated to Type H, in the latest edition of the CPG, but the same PUP&#039;s as the &#039;56-64 Type B&#039;s). THOSE are really impossible to find.</p><p><br /></p><p>As far as the Type M, I have one....small white ANACS holder, MS67, gorgeous toning, but I suspect that to be due to the holder it&#039;s in. It&#039;s a 67 in anyones holder....but they are alot easier to find than the Type B. The &#039;56 is THE toughest to find in MS65 and above (only 5 in MS66 at PCGS, and I just made one of them!!) The &#039;64-D Type C, I&#039;ve made probably 1/6 of the pop at PCGS, but they are TOUGH to find in MS. Which leads to discussion of which is really &#039;king&#039;....I tend to see the &#039;56 as the king (but there are only 22 graded below MS, and the &#039;64-D Type C has 36 under MS, so, there is an argument, but regardless, BOTH are extremely hard to find.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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