Posted 06/25/2018 6:50 pm
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I forget the site, and I am sure someone will post it for you, but it lists a ton of known rotations with rarity, interest, and approx amount known to exist
Most likely this will be about US coins, so any info therein will not apply to Aussie rotations.I forget the site, and I am sure someone will post it for you, but it lists a ton of known rotations with rarity, interest, and approx amount known to exist
Here are some known Aussie Decimal rotations,
$2. 1995 (Unconfirmed)
$1. 1985 MoR, 1996 Parkes, 1999 Older Person, 2001 CoF, 2005 MoR (minor), 2002 Outback, 2006 MoR,
50c. 2010
20c. 1966, 2000 (Unconfirmed), 2001 Sth Aust CoF , 2001 P'pus, 2004 (Unconfirmed), 2006 , 2013 , 2014, 1966,
5c. 1966
2c. 1966, 1968, 1982
1c. 1968 (Unconfirmed)
This info has come from many different sources and some I either have images, or have seen images of.
Others are unconfirmed where the find has been reported but no image was supplied to confirm the find.
In some instances I think the coin was probably placed in the holder slightly askew, making it appear upset.
There may be others that I am not aware of and to be honest values are whatever someone is prepared to pay for them.
Do ebay searches on 'upset' and 'rotated' 'rotation' and you might find some.
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