1984 LMC DDO-001 AU-50 And 1994 LMC Rotated Dies 170 Degrees MS-66 Graded By ANACS!

I was very impressed GrapeCollects! Overall, the 1994 is my favorite, because of how high it graded. MS-66 is no joke! Man, I sometimes wonder if the 1994 was spent on purpose by someone. The condition is way too high, indicating it might have been sitting in a jar or someone's collection possibly. Maybe part of a collection dump? This is just speculation of course, but I could be right though.

Very possible. I'd lean towards the jar argument. I once went thru my aunt's jar and found 12 rolls worth of BU 1995 P LMCs. She'd been saving them up. People often save change for years before dumping it. All it takes is the first person to receive it to wait 5 years to spend it and the next person to do the same. 5 people later it's still in BU condition.

I am so happy for you E&V. You got 2 awesome coins in slabs. My congratulations... use your coins wisely.

To GrapeCollects and tropicalbats... blessings for your good intentions and big heart in extending assistance to E&V. Well meant returns will come your way... keep up the good work. CCF needs more guys like you....

Thanks....

Another theory as to how coins come back into circulation and I know of 2 cases is a teenage boy or some young relative raided the keepers coin stash and sold them for drugs. Your coins are only valuable to you as long as you are in possession.

Wow, excellent finds, and very nice of tb and Grape to lend a hand. Nice to see people in the community supporting each other like that.

Wow! Two great coins ya got there. Congrats!

Excellent grades on an excellent pair.
An "error and variety" for E&V!!

Congratulations! I have a few questions because I have a 1972D Lincoln rotated about 170 degrees if I'm correct, and considering sending it to ANACS. it appears uncirculated, a very nice strike, RB or maybe full BR, I guess that's up to them to decide.
So anyway here are my questions:
Do you know how many degrees rotated these Two Cents are?
Do any TPGs note the degrees or just 'Rotated Dies'?
Do rotated dies count as an attribution for which you have to pay the extra fee? If so, I would think they could state the degrees, considering it's the number that counts to people who collect them and it's hard to know if they can believe someone just claiming a number on ebay or whatever. I've seen people online with buyer's remorse complaints of exaggerated degrees by the sellers so many times.
Grape Collects--Where can you see population reports for rotations? I'd really like to see if mine is already common, to weight whether or not to pay for grading/attribution.
That '84 also being a doubled ear is SO incredible. So does ANACS charge separate fees for more than one attribution on the same coin?