Hello CT. No, I haven't found a DD YET to show you, but... Take a look at this 2000 Lincoln Cent. I was looking for a Variety 2000 Wide AM and finally found one. But to my great surprise, this coin is also a 45 degree rotated die. I took some pictures to show the coin and rotation. Any comments are greatly appreciated and welcome. Thanks in advance. Walter
Thanks @expat. But I thought the degrees of rotation were 45 to 50 degrees to the right. Am I wrong? What's your guess? Edited: Oh, sorry. Obviously the rotation is between 90 to 100 degrees. Where was I with my head??
Thanks @Pickin and Grinin. It wasn't easy to take these pictures. The cell phone camera did not focus on both sides of the coin. I took a lot of pictures to get it.
Thanks @Collecting Nut. I found this "degree gauge" on a website, with information on how to check the degree of currency rotation. It was very useful. If anyone wants to visit, here's the address. https://www.forumancientcoins.com/numiswiki/view.asp?key=coin rotation
Thanks @paddyman98. Good observation. But if you look closely, you'll see that I've insulated the metal surface to hold the coin.