Error Rotated Die | 1994 p rotated die 180 degrees

[Doubledood]

I thought maybe some of you may like to see this. I found it a while ago.

[Roller]

Have you checked to make sure that its not a magician's coin. There is some evidence on the reverse that the original coin may have been hollowed out to permit the insertion of another's reverse. See if you can rotate the reverse.

[Doubledood]

It's authentic I actually sent this one Mr Whiles. Thanks for asking

[makecents]

Very cool find, congrats! I had never found one until recently and it was a 94P also. You beat me by 15 degrees and yours is in much better shape. LINK to mine. http://www.lincolncentforum.com/foru...me-rotated-die

Here is a cool link to rotated dies. http://www.rotateddies.com/

[Doubledood]

Makecents, Congratulations on your 94 I would have been tickled pink to find it.
I went to that site and the 94p is 165 degrees. So I email the guy and sent him a picture.
Thanks for the nice words to everyone.
Brad

[willbrooks]

Nice. I've got one of those too.

[Doubledood]

Is your 180? If so cool!

[willbrooks]

I believe they were all 165°, struck by the same die pair.
Mine is in a slab and labeled 165° as I recall.

[enamel7]

I have one also and it's 165 degrees.

[Doubledood]

This one is 180 degrees. I said above that I had sent it to James Wiles and I have a letter somewhere that states 180 degrees from him. I really don't think there are too many at that rotation and I feel very lucky to have found it. The funny thing is I hadn't been coin roll hunting all that long and it's a wonder I cought it and didn't through it in the bucket that goes back to the bank.

Mr Wiles saw the fact I was having trouble identifying true hub doubling and in May of 2019 sent me a link to this forum. He spoke highly of this group. If it was not for him I may not have ever joined. I'm happy for everyone that has found this error 165 or 180.
Thanks,
Brad

[jfines69]

Excellent find!!!