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2001 P Jefferson Nickel Rotation?

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Jen
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I admit I am the rookiest of the rookies, but I found a 2001 P Jefferson nickel, that when you flip it over, Monticello is on its end instead of upright. From what I have read so far, is this considered to be 180 degree rotation? I dont see as much about this error as others, so any info is appreciated!
Sorry, no pic...I'm still learning..
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And learning slowly, sorry I posted this in the wrong forum!
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that does appear to be a rotated die. congrats, neat error!
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If it is on its end then that is a 90 degree rotation not 180.

Wth Jefferson upright if you flip the coin like you were turning the pages of a book, Monticello would normally be upside down. If it was right side up that would be a 180 degree rotation.
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Gotcha, thank you so much! Its much easier to find out information on something when you know what to call it!
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