New Cartridge advice

I found this, just to see what you have, seems like a keeper,

liquid audio review of Denon DP-62L Turntable

I like the end of play auto up feature as well as the interchangeable arm wands, and that the S has a removable headshell.

I would use a blank lp to see anti-skate set rather than trust a dial's numbers

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MU6AD2E/ref=syn_sd_onsite_desktop_0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&pd_rd_plhdr=t&aref=phKFueGIsQ

changing arm height, two screws, hmmm, I guess I would use shims for each headshell/cartridge so the height of all my cartridges were essentially the same, simply change headshells, get alternate stereo, or mono, or MM or MC, VTA thus pre-set, adjust tracking force and anti-skate, done.

Unless you plan on spending over $2000 on a moving coil cartridge I would stick with high output cartridges. You get much more for your money and in that price range better performance. Look at the Nagaoka MP 500, Any one of the high output SoundSmith or Clearaudio cartridges, The Ortofon 2M Black LVB and even some vintage cartridges like yours or a Shure V15. High output cartridges have many benefits like increased dynamic range and much better signal to noise ratios.

If you are determined to get a moving coil cartridge I highly suggest you save up for a Lyra Delos. IMHO it is the best relatively inexpensive moving coil out there.

What Mijostyn said.

you don't gotta spend $2K to get great MC performance.  Obviously you need to make sure they work with the arm, but as it is a Denon, I'd say DL103R or 301 mkII are options worth considering.  Bear in mind both of those are ellipticals though.  the AT OC9 series has fineline and shibata options, but higher compliance than either denon so again research your arm.