59 60 62 And 64 D Type 2

Technically they all do have a type B reverse but they are all also proof coins so that is normal. Proof quarters of this era had a type B reverse with strong tail feathers, and business strikes had weaker tail feathers, called a type A. You want to look for the Type-B reverses on business strike coins because the variety is that the mint used proof dies on business strike coins. So the reverse you see on your coins should be the variety you are looking for on business strike coins.

All in all, your coins are proof so the Type-B reverse you see on all of them is normal. Hunt down the business strike coins that have this reverse style and you will have the variety!

-CH27

Question of the day:
Okay. What year didn't have the Type 'B' on the proof quarter. Instead it had a Type 'A'?

To find the answer, check here:
http://www.varietyvista.com/09a%20W...arieties.htm

Doubled tail feathers you're seeing are likely glare VestigeWolf. Yes, there is a type C reverse. It's quite scarce and is found on 1964-D Washington quarters. They are seldom found though.

-CH27

Very interesting, thanks for the pics also.