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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;VDBforDave, post: 1518266, member: 35444&quot;]I say the way to figure this one out instead of assuming and guessing, Is to take something thing and long, maybe like some mechanical pencil lead, and Lay it over the front of the coin like a crosshair. One piece of lead going perfectly horizontal, the other going perfectly verticle. </p><p>Second, flip the whole thing over now, so the reverse of the coin is facing you(and the front of the coin is facedown on the table), Match up and replicate the positioning of the front 2 pieces of lead but on the reverse. Basically, match the front crosshair on the back, regardless if you see it perfectly centered on the reverse. Once you have made 2 crosshairs, front and back, seeing the extra lead sticking over the side of the flip should indicate to you if the lead is matching or not. If they match, no die rotation. If they Don&#039;t Match, you found one!</p><p><br /></p><p>Maybe too complicated and may not even be solid proof, but just an idea. Trying to help..:thumb:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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