Die rotated 1936 Buffalo?

Has anyone heard of a 1936 Buffalo nickel that has a die rotation of about 30-45 degrees? Not sure if it worth too much, but it is kinda cool. THanks

 

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I have seen die rotated Buffalos, not anything 30-45 degrees. Some of the lesser rotated die Buffs, I have seen for a nominal price above normal value. Any chance at a picture?

 

Sure, might take a few minutes but I'll try.

 

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View attachment 137450 View attachment 137451 Well there are the pictures. I hope it helps some.

 

Shows up as "invalid link" for me.

 

grrr.... I'll try again....

 

I thinnk it might just work.....

 

Finally!!!

 

The more I look at the pictures, I'm not sure if there is really quite 30-45 degrees. Any ideas?

 

It looks about 10 degrees to me.

Chris

 

I agree more like 10 degrees

 

I see now, I was thinking 90 degrees would be about 3 o'clock (which it would be) but I was going by the edge of the dirt mound, not the center. Does anyone think that this would have any value over the average buffalo? Thanks

 

The Mint allows for 15 degrees as an acceptable tolerance.

Chris

 

What about this 1925? Anyone have a value for it?

 

Or this other '36