Denver Mint Varieties And Errors-Cents

I'm in Idaho and would estimate I get at most, three or maybe four P cents at best in a roll. Most of P's are from the 70's and 80's. All the rest are D's with perhaps some 30's to early 70's S cents.

So my primary source is for the D and S errors. Which one of the D's carry the highest premiums besides the 1992d?

The list I use now is at lincolncentresource.com/Top50.html Is this pretty accurate and up to date? I hear a lot about Cherrypickers book too.

I haven't looked through my 60's tupperware tub full of coins yet. But I think my best find to date is a 1960d small date. It has some strange line marks the width of the T's along the rim above the T's in STATES. Any word on that?

As a side note. Denver mint must have had a major disaster in 1995 or they were all shippped to Boise. I found a site at https://www.collectorscorner.org that mentions the 1995d. I've looked at hundreds over the past couple weeks and the tops of In God We Trust are sheered, torn away, and some that have many grooves running along the top of the letters with what appears to be shavings running toward the rim. This is all through a 5x magnifying glass. So much so that, I assume it's fairly common and not worth more than a cent? I haven't seen any examples of the 1995d version. I see a lot of them with a ridge running down the center of the 9's, some D doubling perhaps, and fragmented doubling or machining in God We Trust.

Thanks for any help. I actually found the lincoln resources from one of the messages on this forum. There are some good example pics for each top 50 also. Still can't figure out the 1970s. I have about 100 of them. Is the 1970's leg shorter on the small date? Or just the whole number higher?