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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;satootoko, post: 52532, member: 669&quot;]If the reverse die is exactly &quot;upside down&quot; from it&#039;s correct position, the rotation is 180 degrees.&nbsp; If the reverse were horizontal when the obverse is verticle, it would either be 90 degrees (if the reverse was turned in a clockwise position) or 270 degrees (if the reverse was turned counte-rclockwise.&nbsp; Other rotations are figured on the same basis.You are describing &quot;coin alignment&quot; in which the sides are upright when the coin is turned over top-to-bottom.&nbsp; Most Canadian coins are in &quot;medal alignment&quot; in which the sides are upright when the coin is turned over side-to-side, but I believe that there some in coin alignment.&nbsp; You either have a normal penny, or one with 180 degree rotation, based on your description; but I don&#039;t know enough about Canadian coinage to tell you which it is.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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