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1973-D LMC Rotated Die

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Found a 1973-D rotated die. I am just guessing, but looks to be around 40 degree rotated.

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Nice,I like them.
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Going by current pic alignments I'd estimate reverse rotated about 58° CCW. Thanks, Doug.
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I initially thought around 60 degrees but thought I may be over estimating. Thanks
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Nice One. These are good ones to find.
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Something to check on when you have time....http://rotateddies.50webs.com/census.htm

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If you had images of the mint mark locations, you could see if any of them matched the rotated die issues? I love it when pre-1989 coins have them. They make attribution so much easier.
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I love rotated dies, I found one on a 1920-D. It's around a 30 degree rotation but it is my only rotated die.
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