1973 Penny Error (Back Is Reverse)

Unsure of your question. Can you post pics, please.



to the CCF!

coin is right side up if flipped top to bottom on both sides? or if you flip it from left to right one side will be upside down. or both right side up?
coin alignment vs. medal alignment. I mean could be a rotated die but it's pretty rare to rotate all the way to medal alignment right?

Could be a rotated die..... hmmmm.
Pictures are inconclusive and won't help in a case like this. coin needs to be flipped over from top to bottom and the results, and then from left to right, and the results.

Check your against other LMC you have to make sure what you think is really happening.

Dan

Like this.

New Question: This basic image was from a coin that Tropical bats posted. So I added images to the original coin location. So how did I figure out how what size to make these images?

Answer hidden below. Just highlight that area.
It was an easy fix. First you make duplicate image. Then cut out the outside boundries with a square. Then you find the size of the coin. How tall and how wide. Then take a new set of images and crop them the same on each squared edge. Then adjust the size the first images we when you measured them. Then transfer them into that coins space on the original image. (A side point. When you make the replacement images. Don't for get to rotate the reverse image 180 degrees. Also make sure the area outside of the coins area is all the same color. Then when you move it to the original image, you highlight it and erase off the unwanted area. Simple?
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Errers and Varietys and Coop had the genius answer to the picture issue I had! That's a perfect answer on how to do it.
Wow man, mind blown!