My first type B Wash

Tdizzle

Searched some old rolls today and found this 1961 type B. I think......



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Tdizzle

Whoops, photobucket fart. Lets try again

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messydesk

It would appear that way.

Type2

Cool.

LanceNewmanOCC

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proof reverse all day
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19Lyds

Thats definitely a Type B Reverse. Congrats!

19Lyds

<< <i>Searched some old rolls today and found this 1961 type B. I think......



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One too many IMG Tags

LanceNewmanOCC

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dang

just looked at the pops. there doesn't appear to be any scarce b/c reverses in there
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Type2

Here is one i picked a long time ago in MS for $2.50 crazy What do they go for now?

Tdizzle

Thanks for fixing the post 19Lyds.

Wow that 57' is sweet, burning my retinas w/ that shimmer !

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Here is one i picked a long time ago in MS for $2.50 crazy What do they go for now? >>



i won't buy most of them at melt raw unless they are easily 66 or higher but i'm not a collector of them

they are coming out of the woodwork like a lot of other varieties it seems

good way to find out how tough to find something is, watch a few high auction results then wait a 12-24 months

i find it easier to look at the pops like this

here is a glimpse at what some are selling for. i highly recommend buying as high grade as you can afford because there will be a ton of them before it is said and done.
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19Lyds

Regardless of pops, 56, 61, and 62 are extremely tough in 65 and 66 and their premiums can be well worht the hunt.

ProofArtworkonCircs

Congratulations. 1961 used to be considered the second scarcest date. It is nice to see a type B post again. It has been awhile.