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United States
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1999 Delaware State Quarter with a rotated reverse, with love anyone to tell me the severity of the reverse and possibly a price? All my info has said there's only been two sold in the last year so I do not know how to price it without you there sounding greedy or losing potential earnings. Omg I'm super excited atm, going to go clear my head in hopes good news awaits me when I return?    |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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 Nice one! Found one (not exactly) like it. Argh! The link won't work -- but there's one similar in the ebay SOLD listing. Went for $100. It was slabbed: MS64. Condition matters as far as the value goes and I cannot see how much wear your quarter has -- also, I'm lousy at grading anyway. Nice find. Congrats. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Awesome find!!  |
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Valued Member
 United States
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Thank you very much. It's been a long time searching many dialects and machine damage before finding something off the bat I knew for a fact it was a error coin! A PCGS website said the only two of these have sold in the last year, I cannot find a Coin similar to this that has sold on ebay or is currently listed. Does anyone know a site that can tell you the degree of rotation and estimated value? Tyvm I advance! |
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United States
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As for the degree of rotation, it looks like about 80° clockwise, but if you want a more accurate measurement, use a protractor. As for value, I'm not sure. It's a circulated coin, so I doubt it will go for too much.
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United States
408 Posts |
Not a bad find to add to your collection.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Excellent Find - best I've found is 15 degree rotation. Congratulations :)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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As for the degree of rotation, it looks like about 80° clockwise, but if you want a more accurate measurement, use a protractor.  If you use a protractor or software, make sure the coin orientation is taken into account. Second image shows a medal orientation or side to side flip. Excluding a few early and special edition coins, All US coins have used a coin orientation or end over end top to bottom flip. Thanks, Doug. edit: changing "end over end" to say "top to bottom". Would make a reference to horizontal vs vertical flip, but that seems to create more confusion than help a lot of the time. Edited by Halo1st
09/19/2016 1:50 pm
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Valued Member
United States
91 Posts |
Yea I'm trying to break myself of the side to side flip habbit, I just got excited and forgot =) I've posted a few things on the forums as a new error coin hunter and have always been either wrong or got way to excited for nothing. This was the 1st time I was sure of a coin I've found and didnt take the risk of being told it was zinc rot it PMD lol |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2775 Posts |
No zinc rot or PMD worries with this one. Nice find in my opinion. Makes my Top 5 for rotated dies seen this month. Thanks Doug. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looks like 78 degrees. Very nice find.
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United States
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United States
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WOW !! ...nice find .... |
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Posted 09/18/2016 9:11 pm
