AU-50+? 1952 Rotation Die Error! Canadian Silver Dime.

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tfred could be right
Looks to be rotated approx. 29 degrees to 32 degrees.

Here is a very similar 1940 that just sold for $3.33 on ebay. 261060295441. Not as nice but I am not sure the uptick from VG to your grade is that important to a rotation collector. I think it would have to be MS to really make a big difference.

Optimizer wont work, *rebooting*

I also noticed... The denticles are Like Sharp tip like a knife " From Neck to The *R* in GEORGIVS "

Does this mean anything?

Thanks Imo, And yes it was Polished Slightly before Pictures with a Swab and warm water.

When I clean some coins, I use a Swab, warm water, Gently clean in circular motion for 5 seconds, then I use other end of swab to Gently dry the coins. I NEVER use pressure when cleaning coins.

I hope I'm doing it right lol.. it got pretty Shiny ;) lol

you are doing a fine job if your intention is to have bright shiney coins in your collection.

Alot of collectors prefer not to clean/polish their coins as they want to keep them "as natural as possible". Some collectors will even say a coin has lost some value when you clean it as any history it has gained was wiped away. ( If your coin is suffering from that green stuff that builds up over time then clean clean clean I say! If the dirt/residue is doing more damage than a slight clean would do..then clean it! )

Personally I don't clean any of my coins in fear of adding more scratches or even devaluing the coin.

To each, his own. As I always say. ( whatever floats your boat )

Some collectors will even say a coin has lost some value when you clean it as any history it has gained was wiped away.

Wow.. I Never Thought About it That way! I will No Longer be Cleaning Coins. " only if necessary ( green residue) Il clean one from now on"

Thanks a lot Imohtep! OH! and Do you know where I can find 2x2 Cardboard holders for A good price? any info would be greatly appreciated! :)