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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;clbchiro, post: 2065309, member: 67747&quot;]I completely understand that a coin (or anything else) only has a value of what someone is willing to pay.&nbsp; But on the same note, there is an intrinsic value assigned to everything.&nbsp; For example, a $20 double eagle is worth more than $20 even if that was all I was willing to pay for it.&nbsp; Like I mentioned before, Wexlers (doubleddie.com) has this coin listed at $20-35 in XF-AU (which I am positive XF would be the lowest my coin would be graded).&nbsp; That value does not include any rotation on the reverse though.</p><p>I&#039;m not interested in finding out what the value is on eBay by trying to sell it, because then I would be obligated to sell it, which I don&#039;t want to do.&nbsp; </p><p>I would assume that having a DDO would appeal to DDO collectors, but it also has a rotated die which would appeal to rotated die collectors.&nbsp; Combining the 2, how many collectors have a DDO with a rotated die, or a rotated die with a DDO?&nbsp; </p><p>Would that increase a coins value? </p><p>So, does a DDO coin with a rotated reverse, even though only about 10-15 degree rotation, increase the value?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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