1960 Washington quarter type B reverse

[jayman1970]

I purchased a MS 66 Washington quarter a while back that was not attributed on the holder as a type B reverse. Is it worth sending in for attribution,and do these coins sell for any premium?

 

 

Thanks,Jason

 

 

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[coinman1794]

In MS66, the 1960 sells for between $75 and $150, depending on quality.

[johnny9434]

cool quarter

[sumorada]

 

Helllo.

 

Is the coin in a holder now?

 

NGC or PCGS?

 

[Raisethis2]

I wouldn't send it in but I'd not it if I ever sold the coin just to get the premium it deserves.

[coinsarefun]

In MS66, the 1960 sells for between $75 and $150, depending on quality.

 

 

 

 

I agree, therefore if you were to sell it on eBay I would not bother spending money

on attribution. The Type B reverse is easy to see and just a few good images would

work the same.

 

 

 

[jayman1970]

Helllo.

 

Is the coin in a holder now?

 

NGC or PCGS?

 

It is in NGC holder graded MS66W

[DWLange]

To get "TYPE B REV" added to a coin already certified by NGC would cost $12 plus shipping. NGC will do it at a show where it is grading onsite for a flat $25 and save you the shipping cost.

 

The "W" designation will be removed at the same time, as this is obsolete. NGC briefly used that for coins that had absolutely no toning, but it was discontinued years ago.