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Rotation On Lincoln Cents?

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I recently got some pcgs & ngc Lincoln cents in, & noticed that they are strait in the front and off kilter about 5 degrees on the rev. Is it normal for a good grading to miss this, or is it not that big a deal? also what are coins of this nature worth? thanks
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That's an error, not a grade. Not normally looked at unless 1922. It's not a significant enough variation to be worth a premium.
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20% off is what good any less normal coin
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Anything over a 15 degree rotation starts to gather a premium. The farther the rotation the more the premium. It also depends on the denomination also. If I remember correctly, Buffalo nickels and 2 cent pieces were common with die rotation.

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Thanks for the help folks.
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