Rotated Die on Civil War Token?

While looking at this civil war token I picked up for $10, I noticed that it seems to have a rotated die. My other civil war tokens are normal. Is this common? Does it affect the value?

Thanks!

 

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Quality control was way off on CWTs I have many with slight rotations to 180 degrees , so no I'd say they aren't worth more . Now
Brockages and blank sides are worth more .

 

BTW nice Patriotic for $10 .

 

Thanks rzage! I don't know much about these, I just pick them up sometimes because of the history behind them.

 

I started collecting them a couple years ago , they really are nice pieces of history and most are quite reasonable .

 

Also if you like errors the whole of them are full of various kinds . I myself like the recut #s and lettering .

 

I've seen one where the word "spot" was misspelled "spoot". I'd like to get one of those!

 

I'm still looking for a Unc or high AU one as I have the spot one . It's a popular piece .

 

This one?

 

Yes, that's the one! I saw one at a coin show a while back for $30 (or pretty close to $30). It might still be there, I'm not sure. I'd say it was in average circulated condition. Does that sound like a good price?

 

$30 doesn't seem too bad. I think that's about what I paid.

 

Rotated dies are pretty common on CWTs. My most prominent one is this one:

 

The full quote is more compelling (referring to the flag) --

"If anybody attempts to tear it down, shoot him on the spot." Citizens both Northern and Southern were EXTREMELY sensitive about their respective flags.

 

Alright, thanks! I'll keep my eyes open for it at the next show.

 

Sold !!!!! You have my address . Do you take yen or pesos .