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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jesse Gillispie, post: 3052868, member: 91382&quot;]Hi all, its me again the noob that gets lucky every once in a while due to being in a town with little coin collecting competition but I needed to ask a serious question. I have searched for this answer for bout three day and all that I see is that the turn orientation on the reverse is always going to be the opposite of the obverse of the coin. Basically upside down. I recently purchased a Walking Liberty Bullion coin from the year 2000 and Im very confused to why the reverse is right side up as the obverse. Is it possible they made a special edition that year for the new millinium and its just made that way or is it actually an error. On top of that every where I look I cant seem to find the reverse of the coin that I have anywhere.....So I also weighed it and in its case it weighs 37 grams looks like its an MS-70 and will absolutely blind you in the sun. But I know you all love pic&#039;s but before I do post any If its ok with everyone I woukd like to hear some opinions on the turn orientation. I started out thinking I bought something of norml value now Im thinking it might be slightly more value. Usually, I dont get my hopes up but since I am having a hard time finding another one on the net, ebay/everywhere I look, its been kind of hard not to slightly dream over the past few days of actually getting a good deal for once. I even slowed down on my research today because I know im going to be dissappointed. Its a 2000 have no idea what mint and the back is not the normal eagle. Thanks in advance I will be back on in the morning to read and post pics.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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