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Question In Regards To A 1960 Canadian Penny

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Have a question in regards to a 1960 Canadian cent. This may be a stupid question anyway while going through some coins that I have, I came across this Canadian cent. When looking at the front and then flipping the coin over the reverse is upside down unlike other coins where the reverse would be right side up if that makes any sense anyway, is this common on Canadian cents as I am not familiar with Canadian pennies. Thanks for any info
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Canadian coins have the reverse and the obverse the same degree, with Canadian's you turn the coin and US you flip the coin.
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Thank You so when I turn the coin and the reverse is upside down then it means it is rotated 180 degrees.
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yeah, spring, our US coins are of the "coin" rotation, where Canadian coins are of the "medal" rotation.
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