These are all things you'll be able to see for yourself to date and type the banjo. Also, the 1970s necks were laminated mahogany, with an obvious and wide center strip. If the serial number places it in the 1970s, it will have ribbons and bows inlays, fiddle cut headstock and two-piece flange if an RB-250 and, again, dot inlays and one-piece flange if RB-100. It's pretty simple: If the serial number means 1964, the banjo will have bowtie inlay and a full weight tone ring if an RB-250 and dot inlays and tone hoop if an RB-100. What Bob said: Since Gibson recycled serial numbers for some reason, photos will be the only way anyone here can tell you the type and likely age.
What type it is or how old it would be? Any info would be appreciated.
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