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Message:: [QUOTE="19Lyds, post: 2152959, member: 15929"]These aren't really Type B's (RDV-002) as they are Type H (RDV-008). Type H is similar to the Type B. But not the same. Type B (RDV-002)[ATTACH=full]413400[/ATTACH] Type H (RDV-008)[ATTACH=full]413399[/ATTACH] Hand out from James Wiles is attached. And no, I would not consider the Type H CnClad quarters for an "All Silver" Washington Set. The Type H reverse was used on the CnClad Proof Washington during 1968 - 1972 where a few of the dies made their way to the Denver Facility and were used in the Production presses. No 1968-D Type H reverses are known to exist but the Type H Reverse can be found on 1969-D through 1972-D with the latter years, 71 and 72 being very rare. The coins with the Type H reverse that are found are usually well circulated since this reverse type did NOT show up in US Mint Uncirculated coins sets and quite frankly, circulated Washingtons from those years are always very well circulated. [ATTACH=full]413404[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]413405[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]413403[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]413406[/ATTACH] PCGS dos NOT attribute the Type H Reverse but NACS will. The above two coins were purchased and they were NOT cheap.[/QUOTE]