180 Degree Die Rotation - Premium?

Brandon888xstar · Dec 13, 2018

Just Carl said: ↑

Reverse die rotations are one of the least noticed or valued types of errors.
As an example the famous Red Book lists many error coins on pages 401 to 404 BUT no mention of a rotated reverse. Many other coin books that list errors also have little to no mention of them. With so little noted about a rotated reverse on a coin, the value is somewhat what someone would pay for one.
The problem with a rotated reverse is the adverse effects by many dealers and collectors. Many times I've heard dealers tell a buyer that a coin is much reduced due to a rotated reverse. Also, heard collectors say they wouldn't but a certain coin due to a rotated reverse.
One dealers I know had a great Buffalo Nickel with about a 90% rotated reverse and had a really tuff time selling it.
To answer your question I would suggest that if you want to sell it you put it up on ebay as a massively erroneously made, one in a million error coin.[/QU
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Brandon888xstar · Dec 13, 2018

I have found in pocket change a 1963D nickel fs reverse die rotation 180° it looks like the steps are a wave right in the center at least three of them are

Burton Strauss III · Dec 13, 2018

1861 3CS w/ Medallic alignment is relatively common. 25% sounds about right.

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