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State Quarter Rotated Reverse

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another member posted photos of there's and I was going to post pics of mine for a while but it slipped my mind. here it is what do you think the value is if any

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Nobody can tell the degree of rotation from your images. You'll need to take them face-on and straight.
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coppercoins if I understand you correctly that is face-on and straight I did not take the pictures at an angle
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We have nothng to reference them from.
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aka use a mirror please
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It looks like the coin is in a 2 X 2 and has been simply "flipped" over (what a great pun!). If true, then the degree of misalignment is close to 180.
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so what would you all like me to do I'm confused as to what I did wrong
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Take a shot of the whole 2X2 with maybe a paper clip at one end. Both sides.
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here are four more pics I tried to do what rockdude asked if I blew it again take it easy on me

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Good job. It's rotated about 20 degrees.
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thank god I thought I messed up again how rare is a 20 degree rotation it don't sound like that is much.

i am pretty excited even if it is not worth much because this is really the first time I have ever found something like this.

my grandfather has bags and rolls of unc State Quarters that I never looked at.

for some reason I looked at a Delaware roll and found this. I think it's time to pull all the bags and rolls out and have a look.
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All kinds of errors to look for there.
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