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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zekeguzz, post: 1073241, member: 15455&quot;]Wledswift-- One way to tell what the odds are to finding an error coin such as a rotated die is to refer to someone who has put</p><p>some data together like &#039;&#039;The Rotated Die Coin Census&#039;&#039; site. For example:&nbsp; 1994-P&nbsp; Lincoln cent with 165 degree CCW rotation.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is rated at&nbsp; R5= 31-80 known and reported .&nbsp; So there were 6,500,850,000&nbsp;&nbsp; 1994-P&#039;s minted.&nbsp; Divide 6,500,850,000 by 80</p><p>and you get 81,260,625 cents you might have to search through to find one 1994-P&nbsp; 165 degree, CCW, rotated die cent.</p><p>Now let&#039;s say you search 1 million cents in your life time.&nbsp; Out of those, say 80,000 were 1994-P cents or 8%.&nbsp; Well now I,m</p><p>at a loss as to how to figure this out.</p><p>All I know is that when you find one you are very, very, very fortunate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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