I've had my share of magician's coin finds so I thoroughly examined this one under the scope. I cannot find any tampering. Neither side will rotate. (Maybe you all can come up with a debunk.) I do believe it is genuine. Hope there is enough visible of both sides in the "mirror" shot to be convincing. Partial rim shots of obv. and rev. included to help with the diagnosis.
1994P 180 deg. rotated
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I see a line of some sort between the bottom of the bust and rim closest to the rim from the west edge and looks as if it goes all the way to the east edge??? It may be from die wear but I can not tell for sure... The image blurred to much at 600%... Also I noticed in your second pic that the orientation is correct and in the mirror pic the design is backwards
Sorry I just couldn't resist being a smart a%&
On your close ups I do not see any lines indicating a fake... I think it is a nice find!!!
Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd)
Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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After visiting the Resource I note that there is a '94 rotated die but its 165 degrees not 180. looking at my coin again, it is not exactly 180 either. I'm assuming it is the same 165 degree as the one on the resource. Just as happy with the find though.Comment
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That's a really nice find and probably hard to notice. In the rush to flip it over it isn't easy to keep track of which end is "up" on the other side.Last edited by Petespockets55; 11-27-2017, 04:27 AM.Comment
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I think this one is well known, listed in Ken Potters book "strike it rich with pocket change".
You can see the listing here:
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Excellent find !
JohnSo sad ... My reverse consumption engine was a broken fuel gauge ... gonna look at coins now. JohnComment
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George, Nice find.
I think this is the resource you looked at. but for others
There used to be a website that listed Rotated reverse coins 90 to 180 degrees
it has closed but a website called "the wayback machine from internet archive" achieves websites.
The last time they achieved the "rotated die coin census" was January 2014
here is a link to that achieve and "the rotated die coin census page
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There is a pic of the 1994 rotated centLast edited by onecent1909; 11-29-2017, 07:32 PM.Member: Florida State representative for the ANA, Florida state representative for CONECA, F.U.N. and the Ocala Coin ClubComment
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Thanks for the link John. I was not able to find the picture but did find the listing. The Resource I was referring to though is the Lincoln Cent Resource. Not a bad find with an R5 rating.George, Nice find.
I think this is the resource you looked at. but for others
There used to be a website that listed Rotated reverse coins 90 to 180 degrees
it has closed but a website called "the wayback machine from internet archive" achieves websites.
The last time they achieved the "rotated die coin census" was January 2014
here is a link to that achieve and "the rotated die coin census page
LINK
There is a pic of the 1994 rotated centComment


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