What do you call this error? 1967 penny

I have a 1967 penny where the obverse and reverse are not 180 degrees offset if that makes sense, is that called offset as opposed to off center?
I'd say mine is about 20 degrees from where it normally would be, also, wondering if it's worth anything in this condition found in circulation has grime/fingerprints ,

 

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It is considered a Rotated Die Strike.. But yours is within tolerance.
Worth 1 Cent

 

Cool, what is the max tolerance before it's considered an error?

 

I can't remember if it's more than 45 or 90 degrees.
http://www.maddieclashes.com/rotated-die-error/

 

What do you call it? What about George

 

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the Mint considers a rotation less than 15-20 degrees as acceptable. Most dealers don't usually mess with anything less than 90 degrees, and bidiots will buy almost anything.

Chris