73 for me.

 
These were mine for a couple of decades.
 

For the last 15 years though, I've been using these.

I started w/ these. 
 

 
They slipped through your fingers and didn't seem to put up w/ metal strings too well... But I had 3 or 4 and I had to treat them as if they were made of diamond because we were rather poor I guess.
Come to think of it, the individual strings I used to buy were also Gibson.
Heck, I even had a Gibson belt buckle.
But in the early 80s, Gibson wasn't too glamorous...

Do people choose picks by color? I know I do. Just try to find a black pick on a darkened stage.
 
It's probably because I am not a guitarist, and I prefer light-gauge plectra, but my picks tend to go airborne. So I buy white picks exclusively so I can more easily pick them up from the floor.

don't knock those Daisy Rocks until you've tried one.  they have Uber tone!

Anyone like graphite picks?

Oh yes..I could swear the orange picks play better..doesn't matter what the thickness is.
 
And the green and yellow M&Ms taste better.  

bitflipper
Do people choose picks by color? I know I do. Just try to find a black pick on a darkened stage.
 
It's probably because I am not a guitarist, and I prefer light-gauge plectra, but my picks tend to go airborne. So I buy white picks exclusively so I can more easily pick them up from the floor.

I used to use transparent ones. 

I didn't know that Dunlop had so many type picks. I guess when I go to GC around here this is what you get, or something similiar:
 
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/417P58
 
They call them "Red" picks. But also called "pink", and Gator Grip!
Gator! (P.S. they are not that grippy though.)
 
and actually I think I want 0.48mm picks.
 
 
 
 

I've used those big chunky Stubbys for 20 years, but it always bothered me how quickly I wear down the tip. Recently discovered you can buy NYLON Stubbys which last a lot longer! Also, they make less of a "plink" sound. So that's my pick brand sorted for the next 20 years at least. Can't use anything else now, regular picks just seem so inferior.