1969 d quarter REV-008

[tonyk]

First time on forum. Recently submitted this coin with anacs. Came back MS-65. Trying to find out rarity and population and value. Cannot find anyone that can help me. Hoping someone out there knows something about this coin.
The full description is DMR-009, RDV-008.2, LDS.

[jay4202472000]

As far as population and value, I have no idea. Coneca has it listed as rare (blue link). Someone will be along with more help I'm sure.

Here is the link: http://varietyvista.com/Washington%2...%20Changes.htm

[wavysteps]

The CPG does not have values or population either; just states that it is rare.

[tonyk]

Bought 1960 type b quarter on ebay. Graded by anacs as MS-65. Coin reverse die is identical to my 1969d. Cant understand why 1969d thur 1972d isnt recognized as a type coin.

[tonyk]

Rare coin

This is the 69D reverse proof die. picture

[19Lyds]

You have a rare coins there which could command anywhere between $500 and $1,000. More than likely, closer to a $1,000.

I have a 69D RDV-008 (Type H) in VF30 which I paid $150 for.

Attrition has claimed a lot of these coins with the reverse which also shows up on 1970D, 1971D and 1972D with 1972D being the most rare.

Congratulations!

[19Lyds]

Bought 1960 type b quarter on ebay. Graded by anacs as MS-65. Coin reverse die is identical to my 1969d. Cant understand why 1969d thur 1972d isnt recognized as a type coin.

The dies are NOT identical which is why the Type B Reverse has a different RDV number than the Type H. (RDV-002 vs RDV-008)

[tonyk]

1969 d rev 008

i wonder how many 32 d have a reverse proof in 65? or 69 d? thank you tony

[19Lyds]

i wonder how many 32 d have a reverse proof in 65? or 69 d? thank you tony

I don't understand what you are asking?

32 d ??

65 ?

If you are asking how many 1969-D with the Type H Reverse have been graded at MS65, I don't know. You'd have to check the ANACS or ICG population reports since they are the only TPG's which attribute this rare variety.