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1972 LMC W/Clipped Planchet, Mad & Rotation

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I do hope that I'm interpreting (and spelling) this one correctly.

Clipped planchet with a misaligned and rotated die?

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Correct, a nice combo!
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Thank you, Errers - appreciated as always!
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Very Nice
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Cool! One fun way to show the degree of rotation is to photograph the coin in front of a mirror--that way, both sides can be seen in one image and the magnitude of the rotation becomes clear.
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Snailking, ijn1944, thank you!

ijn1944, the clip on this one serves as a good rotation marker too
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That's pretty neat.
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