I Just Found A Canadian 1989 Dime 90-Degree Rotated Die Error !

I took a picture, but their stupid interface doesn't accept files
over 300KB! After 15 minutes of frustration trying to convert it,
I quit.
I see the mirror image of the reverse, but since it's through a mirror,
it appears rotated 270 degrees instead of 90 degrees.
Use your imagination, and see the schooner with "10 cents" written on the bottom, flip it sideways, and instead of seeing the Queen's portrait right side up, it has turned 90 degrees clockwise, so she's laying down on her breast with the top of her head pointing right...
Other than that, the coin is normal, with a few marks from circulation, but no appearant scratch or abuse. Quite a nice find...
I can send you the photo through e-mail if you find a way to upload it...
Luc

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