Nikon AF Micro 60mm f 1: 2.8

There is no "better" of them because both are different with respect to the tasks they are targeted for.

AF Micro 60 is an excellent lens for close-ups when short working distance is either needed (indoors or studio work, for example) or not critical*. Its bokeh might be on the harsh side, though.

*(I disagree and consider a long working distance always is important, so won't use this lens myself).

85/1.8 is targeted as a portrait lens and claimed to be excellent for this. The faster 1.4 has better bokeh but is a lot more expensive.

 

Torben, I have the 60mm micro lens and am very happy with the results. I use it primarily for flower shots. I don't shoot bugs up close so working distance isn't an issue for me. The clarity and sharpness it produces are exceptional, imho.