<<Speaking of those clads, has anyone assembled a similar list for them?
I'd also love even a speculative estimate on original and/or surviving populations of these Type Bs.
Very useful thread! Thanks, everyone.>>
There is very little activity on clad B sales. I remember a 1969 D B unc selling for one or two hundred dollars and a circulated 1970 D B for about the same price.
Based on my experience in the Massachusetts area, I estimate mintages to be: 1969 D B 1,000,000 1970 D B 500,000 1971 D B 80,000 1972 D B 40,000
Most of these, I assume, are still circulating, but in lower grades now.
<< <i><<Speaking of those clads, has anyone assembled a similar list for them?
I'd also love even a speculative estimate on original and/or surviving populations of these Type Bs.
Very useful thread! Thanks, everyone.>>
There is very little activity on clad B sales. I remember a 1969 D B unc selling for one or two hundred dollars and a circulated 1970 D B for about the same price.
Based on my experience in the Massachusetts area, I estimate mintages to be: 1969 D B 1,000,000 1970 D B 500,000 1971 D B 80,000 1972 D B 40,000
Most of these, I assume, are still circulating, but in lower grades now. >>
In Pensylvania between 2006-2009 he went through 700,000 quarters and found 1969 D B 7 1970 D B 4 1971 D B 2 1972 D B 2
In Massachusetts 1973-1988 I went through 715,000 quarters and found 1969 D B 53 1970 D B 21 1971 D B 3 1972 D B 2
Hellgee's experience would suggest 1971 D B and 1972 D B are much more common than my estimates. His 71's and 72's find were 1/2 his 1970 D B and more than 1/4 of his 1969 D B finds. If my 1969 D B and 1970 D B estimates are right, that would indicate a mintage of about 250,000.
As to finding about equal numbers of 1971 and 1972 in our 700,000 quarter batches, Remember there were a heck of a lot of circulating quarters added in the gap between our searches - 1989-2005.
However 7 out of 7 1971 D B's have the same die marker and hence it is a one die coin. 1972 D B's seem equally rare. The average quarter reverse die life in 1971 was 170,000. The actual output of a given die could vary quite a bit from that.
Edit: corrected number of 1971 D B checked for die chip.
I agree. The PCGS attributed label is worth $, but it costs you $. I think the cheapest service fee is $14 plus $24 variety attribution fee plus mailing fees.
1964 D C PCGS 63 did not sell but was at $210 at 7:45 PM. >>
1957 and 1958 pcgs 65 23.50 and 30.99 i bought both of these off ebay they also had a 1962 pcgs ms64 someone got for 12.50 . Funny i did see that rainbow ngc and almost went for it but being new i wasn:t positive it was a b .
Type B unattributed lot 1833 1957 NGC 66 rainbow $50
Did everybody catch that one? >>
I noticed that one, almost bid, but the reverse was a bit too 'splotchy' for my liking. The obverse was toned 'rainbow', but the reverse didn't impress me, and my guess would have it in a PCGS MS65 holder. '57 is one of those dates that MS65 doesn't support the $55 bid, buyers premium, shipping from TT, then the shipping both ways, grading and attribution fees from our hosts. Had the reverse been toned similarly to the obverse, I would have jumped on at $55-$60, but no more (and eventually would have just sent it to the guys ATS to keep it in it's MS66 holder, with the attribution).
EBAY last night 1964-D “Reverse of 1965” Quarter, NGC MS63 No Reserve 162.50 and 7.95 shipping seems like a great deal anyone here pick that up? really wanted to get this but laid back off work so there goes the coin buget...................................................for now
<< <i>figured you must be doing a upgrade just picked up this lamination error on a 1956 and yes its a B type too. Link >>
Cool! And on a 56 no less!
I recently picked up this 1961 Clipper for $30! Sad to say, I nearly wet myself! Of course at my age, thats not really saying a lot since I nearly wet myself everyday.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
thats a cool clipped B now the question is will pcgs grade something like that with both the error and the B type ? . went thru 3 more rolls yesterday of 1964 d's and no c type's going thru a couple more rolls today. and the search continues......................................
<< <i>thats a cool clipped B now the question is will pcgs grade something like that with both the error and the B type ? . went thru 3 more rolls yesterday of 1964 d's and no c type's going thru a couple more rolls today. and the search continues...................................... >>
I've been mulling this over since I got the coin home. I suppose I could submit it under the Mint Error Service and select Variety Attribution but that's................................................................$82 in fee's excluding shipping both ways!
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
<< <i>thats a cool clipped B now the question is will pcgs grade something like that with both the error and the B type ? . went thru 3 more rolls yesterday of 1964 d's and no c type's going thru a couple more rolls today. and the search continues...................................... >>
I've been mulling this over since I got the coin home. I suppose I could submit it under the Mint Error Service and select Variety Attribution but that's................................................................$82 in fee's excluding shipping both ways! >>
Lee, yeah, that is a large enough fee to think twice about slabbing with the error AND variety......but then again, how many have you seen like it? Not to mention, it's the third toughest date, and, quite honestly, could become the toughest.....only 3 more graded than the '62, and 15 more than the '56. You KNOW you're sending that one in for the whole 9 yards! If not, I'll Paypal ya $40 for it so I can!
Kidding aside, again, nice pick-up...I'd love to own that!
ebay 1959 b MS65 48.76 sad to say i didnt get it, tryed but in the last second got booted darn darn nice coin lee, well on a brighter note went thru a roll of 62 and 63 this weekend and found a b of each low ms if i am lucking but is still fun finding them................ also found a extra d on one of the 1964 it looks like a scratch mark but closer look like a d in the cherry pickers guide it shows one below the vine this one is right on the vine anyone have or seen one of these ?
1956 Type B Attributed PCGS MS-64 (Ebay- Ended 7/11/10) $100.99
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ok i was watching these auctions last night and have a question there were 2 1962 pcgs 66 last night i think one went for 20 bucks and the other was 120.00 now i am just curious what is the difference, it looked to me like some kinda doubling on the 120 dollar one ? http://teletrade.com/coins/lot.asp?auction=2898&lot=1703 ok went back and looked this morning i see the other went up to 90 in the last minute.
<< <i>Auction just finished 1956 thru 1964 link >>
Hopefully the seller asked for a bar of soap to go with the closing price!
Which Redbook was the seller referring to anyway? >>
my redbook has a blurb in it about these and the 1969 thru 72 d he has another set up for sale which i find kinda weird but its starting out at 38.00 any newbie thats a great series pickup for a darn good price.........
Over the last few years the number of type B for sale on Ebay at one time has gone up. I saw it at 77 offers once and then it dropped to 44 not too long ago. Today doing a search for "quarter type b" turns up 88 entries, a new high.
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I'd also love even a speculative estimate on original and/or surviving populations of these Type Bs.
Very useful thread! Thanks, everyone.>>
There is very little activity on clad B sales. I remember a 1969 D B unc selling for one or two hundred dollars and a circulated 1970 D B for about the same price.
Based on my experience in the Massachusetts area, I estimate mintages to be:
1969 D B 1,000,000
1970 D B 500,000
1971 D B 80,000
1972 D B 40,000
Most of these, I assume, are still circulating, but in lower grades now.
<< <i><<Speaking of those clads, has anyone assembled a similar list for them?
I'd also love even a speculative estimate on original and/or surviving populations of these Type Bs.
Very useful thread! Thanks, everyone.>>
There is very little activity on clad B sales. I remember a 1969 D B unc selling for one or two hundred dollars and a circulated 1970 D B for about the same price.
Based on my experience in the Massachusetts area, I estimate mintages to be:
1969 D B 1,000,000
1970 D B 500,000
1971 D B 80,000
1972 D B 40,000
Most of these, I assume, are still circulating, but in lower grades now. >>
Thanks, PAC!
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=766625&highlight_key=y
In Pensylvania between 2006-2009 he went through 700,000 quarters and found
1969 D B 7
1970 D B 4
1971 D B 2
1972 D B 2
In Massachusetts 1973-1988 I went through 715,000 quarters and found
1969 D B 53
1970 D B 21
1971 D B 3
1972 D B 2
Hellgee's experience would suggest 1971 D B and 1972 D B are much more common than my estimates. His 71's and 72's find were 1/2 his 1970 D B and more than 1/4 of his 1969 D B finds. If my 1969 D B and 1970 D B estimates are right, that would indicate a mintage of about 250,000.
As to finding about equal numbers of 1971 and 1972 in our 700,000 quarter batches, Remember there were a heck of a lot of circulating quarters added in the gap between our searches - 1989-2005.
However 7 out of 7 1971 D B's have the same die marker and hence it is a one die coin. 1972 D B's seem equally rare.
The average quarter reverse die life in 1971 was 170,000. The actual output of a given die could vary quite a bit from that.
Edit: corrected number of 1971 D B checked for die chip.
The name is LEE!
1961 Type B PCGS 65 sold for $130.
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I agree. The PCGS attributed label is worth $, but it costs you $.
I think the cheapest service fee is $14 plus $24 variety attribution fee plus mailing fees.
1963 Rainbow NGC 66 unattributed B sold for $110.
1964 D C PCGS 63 did not sell but was at $210 at 7:45 PM.
<< <i>Sunday May 23, 2010 Teletrade
1963 Rainbow NGC 66 unattributed B sold for $110.
1964 D C PCGS 63 did not sell but was at $210 at 7:45 PM. >>
1957 and 1958 pcgs 65 23.50 and 30.99 i bought both of these off ebay they also had a 1962 pcgs ms64 someone got for 12.50 . Funny i did see that rainbow ngc and almost went for it but being new i wasn:t positive it was a b .
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
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1957 Type B in PCGS MS65 - $23.50 + $2.25
1958 Type B in PCGS MS65 - $30.99 + $2.25
1962 Type B in PCGS MS64 - $12.27 + $2.25
Teletrade
1963 Toned Type B in NGC MS66 - $110 + $16.50 BP + $7.50
The name is LEE!
'64-D Type C PCGS MS62 sold for $110.
<< <i>Teletrade tonite:
'64-D Type C PCGS MS62 sold for $110. >>
That was me!
Actually, $142.34 after all the other es-spenses.
Buyers Fee
Shipping
Sales Tax
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1956 Type B NGC 64 $80
1957 Type B PCGS 63 $18 (toned)
1959 Type B NGC 63 No Sale
1962 Type B NGC 63 $27
Wondercoin
Teletrade tonigh had a 1964 D type C PCGS 63. It was at $200, but it did not sell.
Type B
1957 PCGS 65 did not sell
1958 ANACS 64 $6
1959 PCGS 65 $36
Type M related (doubled dies)
1970 D PCGS 64 FS-802 $85
1970 D PCGS 65 FS-802 $110
<< <i>Teletrade Results Wednesday Night 23 June 2010
Type B
1957 PCGS 65 did not sell
1958 ANACS 64 $6
1959 PCGS 65 $36
Type M related (doubled dies)
1970 D PCGS 64 FS-802 $85
1970 D PCGS 65 FS-802 $110 >>
I was really surprised at the hammer price and yet disappointed I did not bid on those DDO's!
The name is LEE!
<< <i>
<< <i>Teletrade Results Wednesday Night 23 June 2010
Type B
1957 PCGS 65 did not sell
1958 ANACS 64 $6
1959 PCGS 65 $36
Type M related (doubled dies)
1970 D PCGS 64 FS-802 $85
1970 D PCGS 65 FS-802 $110 >>
I was really surprised at the hammer price and yet disappointed I did not bid on those DDO's! >>
You and me both, Lee!
Type B unattributed lot 1833
1957 NGC 66 rainbow $50
Did everybody catch that one?
<< <i>Teletrade Results Sunday Night 27 June 2010
Type B unattributed lot 1833
1957 NGC 66 rainbow $50
Did everybody catch that one? >>
I noticed that one, almost bid, but the reverse was a bit too 'splotchy' for my liking. The obverse was toned 'rainbow', but the reverse didn't impress me, and my guess would have it in a PCGS MS65 holder. '57 is one of those dates that MS65 doesn't support the $55 bid, buyers premium, shipping from TT, then the shipping both ways, grading and attribution fees from our hosts. Had the reverse been toned similarly to the obverse, I would have jumped on at $55-$60, but no more (and eventually would have just sent it to the guys ATS to keep it in it's MS66 holder, with the attribution).
Ebay June 29,2010 1964 D Type C ANACS AU-55 went for $99.88 + $3.00
1960 Type B NGC 66 sold for $75
1964 1964 D Type C PCGS 63 was at $180 but did not sell
30 June 2010
1952 Proof unattributed class III doubled die PCGS PR66 sold for $30
http://www.teletrade.com/coins/lot.asp?auction=2881&lot=1504
162.50 and 7.95 shipping seems like a great deal anyone here pick that up? really wanted to get this but laid back off work so there goes the coin buget...................................................for now
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<< <i>Teletrade Results Sunday Night 27 June 2010
Type B unattributed lot 1833
1957 NGC 66 rainbow $50
Did everybody catch that one? >>
I saw it but passed since:
1. It's in an NGC Slab
2. The spots on the reverse really bothered me.
This 1960 Type B sold rather quickly. Did I underprice it?
The name is LEE!
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
Link to My Registry Set.
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Varieties Are The Spice Of LIFE and Thanks to Those who teach us what to search For.
BTW, these were replaced with a couple of MS66's from quattrocoins.
The name is LEE!
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
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Varieties Are The Spice Of LIFE and Thanks to Those who teach us what to search For.
<< <i>figured you must be doing a upgrade just picked up this lamination error on a 1956 and yes its a B type too. Link >>
Cool! And on a 56 no less!
I recently picked up this 1961 Clipper for $30! Sad to say, I nearly wet myself! Of course at my age, thats not really saying a lot since I nearly wet myself everyday.
The name is LEE!
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
Link to My Registry Set.
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/quarters/washington-quarters-specialty-sets/washington-quarters-complete-variety-set-circulation-strikes-1932-1964/publishedset/78469
Varieties Are The Spice Of LIFE and Thanks to Those who teach us what to search For.
<< <i>Lee, thats a beauty of a clip on a low pop silver Type B! Congrats! Was it an ebay pick-up, or someplace else?? >>
McIntosh Coin Show here in the Sacramento Area. The dealer had some nice error coins but I only had eye's for one.
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<< <i>thats a cool clipped B now the question is will pcgs grade something like that with both the error and the B type ? . went thru 3 more rolls yesterday of 1964 d's and no c type's going thru a couple more rolls today. and the search continues...................................... >>
I've been mulling this over since I got the coin home. I suppose I could submit it under the Mint Error Service and select Variety Attribution but that's................................................................$82 in fee's excluding shipping both ways!
The name is LEE!
<< <i>yes bummer you sold me the ms65 57 and 58 sure wish i knew you had thaT One hidden ........anymore 65"s you wish to part with ?
Still a tough one available here.
<< <i>
<< <i>thats a cool clipped B now the question is will pcgs grade something like that with both the error and the B type ? . went thru 3 more rolls yesterday of 1964 d's and no c type's going thru a couple more rolls today. and the search continues...................................... >>
I've been mulling this over since I got the coin home. I suppose I could submit it under the Mint Error Service and select Variety Attribution but that's................................................................$82 in fee's excluding shipping both ways!
Lee, yeah, that is a large enough fee to think twice about slabbing with the error AND variety......but then again, how many have you seen like it? Not to mention, it's the third toughest date, and, quite honestly, could become the toughest.....only 3 more graded than the '62, and 15 more than the '56. You KNOW you're sending that one in for the whole 9 yards! If not, I'll Paypal ya $40 for it so I can!
Kidding aside, again, nice pick-up...I'd love to own that!
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
Link to My Registry Set.
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1958 B NGC MS 66 $42
1959 Unattributed B ANACS 64 $12
6 more coming up Monday night
1958 B PCGS MS 64 $24
1959 B PCGS MS 64 $24
1959 B PCGS MS 65 $45
1960 B PCGS MS 65 $55
1962 B PCGS MS 63 $24
1963 B PCGS 64 toned $9
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July 21 2010 1959 B PCGS MS 64 $27
July 26 2010 lot # 1225 1961 B unattributed withdrawn before the auction was over. Who squealed?
Auust 1 2010
lot # 1687 1958 B ICG MS 67 unattributed $60
lot # 1704 1962 B ICG MS 66 unattributed $60
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1961 B PCGS MS 64 $45
1963 B PCGS MS 65 $50
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Varieties Are The Spice Of LIFE and Thanks to Those who teach us what to search For.
<< <i>Auction just finished 1956 thru 1964 link >>
Hopefully the seller asked for a bar of soap to go with the closing price!
Which Redbook was the seller referring to anyway?
The name is LEE!
<< <i>
<< <i>Auction just finished 1956 thru 1964 link >>
Hopefully the seller asked for a bar of soap to go with the closing price!
Which Redbook was the seller referring to anyway? >>
my redbook has a blurb in it about these and the 1969 thru 72 d he has another set up for sale which i find kinda weird but its starting out at 38.00 any newbie thats a great series pickup for a darn good price.........
I used to be famous now I just collect coins.
Link to My Registry Set.
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/quarters/washington-quarters-specialty-sets/washington-quarters-complete-variety-set-circulation-strikes-1932-1964/publishedset/78469
Varieties Are The Spice Of LIFE and Thanks to Those who teach us what to search For.