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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;gianni, post: 3313365, member: 100339&quot;]THE RULES</p><p>In a normal U.S. coin the obverse and reverse are struck in such a manner that if you are looking at the obverse image right side up and flip the coin over the reverse image will be right side up.&nbsp; </p><p>Classifications of rotated dies can be as high as 180 degrees.&nbsp; Since it is unknown which die, the obverse, reverse, or combination of both, was out of place, the error is referred to as a &quot;rotated dies&quot; mint error.&nbsp; </p><p>The U.S. Mint allows for an error margin of less than 8 degrees.&nbsp; Rotated die errors are usually not collectible unless they are at least 15 degrees[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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