Update 1961-D-1MM-016? ANACS RPM-22

Is this variety worth the additional $15.00 or so for ANACS Certification ?

Nice RPM albert

PCGS would have never slabbed these with the variety listed on the slab. They will only do that for CPG and RedBook varieties. It is also a known fact that PCGS is the strictest when it comes to grading. PCGS is usually one or two grades lower.

First, thank you for the responses. I will try to keep things positive!
I believe a lot of incorrect or negative responses to my posts, are my fault not providing the best possible photos. Because I have the coins I can look at them as much as I want, but when I submit photos; the photos never change.
My equipment is getting better, and hopefully my photos in my posts are improving. Because I'm unfamiliar with the new equipment, some of the photos I've provided are not the best.

I believe lately ANACS has been tougher than in the past. Coins I've resubmitted have been getting lower ANACS grades than previous NGC and PCGS grades. Also all 3 TPG'ers have slabbed previous proof-like BU graded coins into proofs. I have a former PCGS slabbed (early 1980's) 1885 nickel as BU now slabbed as proof (slabbed about 2006).
I see PCGS slabed coins that are RPM's, but not labeled as such. These I will send into ANACS for RPM label, but if coin is broken out sometimes receives a lower grade. NOW I SEND THEM IN THE PCGS holder!

I closing just let me say THANK YOU to all that have tried to help me. If you can't see the variety from my photos, say if it's the photo, or don't see anything but MD or normal coin. I will say the picture on my screen is almost always better than the photo looks on my post. TRY TO KEEP THINGS POSITIVE, I know most coins posted are worth face value. I'd rather spend $15 slabing a coin than wasting 4 gallons of gas a tankfull driving too fast.