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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NotSure, post: 762778, member: 20034&quot;]These Type B reverses can be found on silver P mint &#039;56-&#039;64 Washingtons.&nbsp; The &#039;56 is the rarest, followed by the &#039;62, then the &#039;61 (all have pops in double-digits).&nbsp; The price guide prices can be thrown out, as these have just started to appear in guides, and not all years are listed (at least at PCGS...NGC doesn&#039;t attribute them yet).&nbsp; A 1956 and 1961 Type B in PCGS MS64 went for $175 each on ebay recently.&nbsp; I have 2 &#039;56 Type B&#039;s in MS65 (there are a total of 37 graded at PCGS, with 8 in MS65, 3 in MS66), and I wouldn&#039;t let my MS65&#039;s go for under $500...same with my &#039;62 MS65 Type B&#039;s in MS65. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>While ANACS attributes them (both with the FS-901, as well as older slabs with the Breen #...escapes me at the moment), the ANACS slabbed coins bring a fraction of the PCGS slabbed ones.&nbsp; Pops have been growing steadily in the last year, but they are still rare.&nbsp; I have attached some images of &#039;markers&#039; to look for when it comes to identifying these (though, the spacing between the bottom &#039;E&#039; and &#039;S&#039; in &#039;STATES&#039; is the easiest, as there is a definite spacing between them on the Type B&#039;s...on Type A, there is virtually no spacing (bottom horizontal line of the &#039;E&#039; basically connects with ther bottom of the &#039;S&#039; on Type A....definitive spacing in that area on Type B).&nbsp; The other big one for me is the leaf near the &#039;A&#039; in &#039;DOLLAR&#039;.&nbsp; On the Type B, the leaf seems to be &#039;attached&#039;, or an extension of, the &#039;A&#039; in &#039;DOLLAR&#039;, where on the Type A, there is a slight gap between the tip of the leaf and the top of the &#039;A&#039; in &#039;DOLLAR&#039;.&nbsp; These images were copied from another forum (can&#039;t remember which one, or I&#039;d give credit where it&#039;s due).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>These can be cherried from NGC slabs, as I&#039;ve seen more than a few in their slabs.&nbsp; You can find them in unattributed PCGS slabs as well.&nbsp; But, the popularity is fast growing, and cherrying an unattributed PCGS slab, or in an NGC slab is getting VERY tough.&nbsp; Also, those who know they have one in an NGC slab are trying to get all the money for them...same thing as with the unattributed examples in PCGS slabs.&nbsp; Naturally, sellers of ANACS slabbed examples try to get top dollar also, but crossing them from NGC, or ANACS is near impossible (usually 1 point lower...though there are a few cases they DO cross), as PCGS is VERY VERY tough on their grading of these.&nbsp; Hope this info helps...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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