Error Rotated Die | 1994-P rotated die

[closelook]

Found this one in a bank bag. The black mark on the obv. and rev. are back to back on the flip.

[RWBILLER]

Hi:
It looks to be in the tollarance of the mint 1-10% i believe. Joe knows for sure.
roger

[fugnchill]

He doesn't bother with anything below 45% though. To each his/her own.

Lestrrr

That's because he knows where the money is for rotated coins.

[JeanK]

Aw gee, a rotated die is fine with me at any percent. Besides, it is a nice looking coin!
Jean

[1sgret]

I have always understood from my readings that the Mint considers 7% is within tolerance but I won't argue with Fred W. on errors.

I have to agree with Jean it is still rotated and a good lookin coin. Besides that I can't seem to find any except for a proof coin I have from the 60's. Nice find .

[1sgret]

Lestrrr: Somehow I got on the wrong thread and edited yours instead of responding to it. Sorry about that. My response is below yours. I cut part of your response off about the 24% rotation from Fred Weinberg.

Please go back to your edit and add your complete comment back in to the thread. Sorry!

[closelook]

the coin is rotated allmost 180 deg. Look at black marks I made on the flip. If you put a needle thru the obv. mark it would go thru the rev. mark. I should have fliped the rev. pic around

[AgCollector]

the coin is rotated allmost 180 deg. Look at black marks I made on the flip. If you put a needle thru the obv. mark it would go thru the rev. mark. I should have fliped the rev. pic around

1994 is well known for 165 CW and 165 CCW rotations- that's probably what you have. Nice find!

[Brad]

1994 is well known for 165 CW and 165 CCW rotations- that's probably what you have. Nice find!

I agree. As soon as I saw this post I thought 165 degrees. If you search around you will see a lot of old posts about 1994 cents rotated 165 degrees. I have one.

[fugnchill]

15%, 24%, Fred Weinberg, 45% (Cliff notes of response)

Happy Hunting,
Lestrrr

[mousey70]

Idon't agree that it is a 165* ccw. Have mine in front of me and cannot match the photo. Looks to be about 15-18* ccw. Nice cent and good eye but pretty close to being common.

[closelook]

Idon't agree that it is a 165* ccw. Have mine in front of me and cannot match the photo. Looks to be about 15-18* ccw. Nice cent and good eye but pretty close to being common.

I'm not sure what your matching it up to but it is rotated allmost 180 deg.

[mousey70]

Here's what I got. First picture is normal
Second picture just flipped over side to side.
Third picture flipped 180*

[closelook]

I had the feeling there was going to be alot of confustion when I posted this coin.
Here are 2 pics with the coin fliped 180 deg. Hope this helps.

[mousey70]

I also checked the r0tated coin die census site and no coin listed is over 180*. Yes, I know it hasn't been updated for months but I don't believe there is a coin rotated 195* CW listed anywhere. Also there is no standard for expressing rotation in degrees but I think the Census is a good place to start.