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2008 Arizona Quarter Error (Rotated Die?)

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I recently found a 2008 Arizona quarter that I think is classified as a rotated die error. When the "Heads Up" side of the quarter is facing you, the image(cactus, etc..) on the other side is completely upside down. From what I have read this is called a 180 degree rotated die error. Has anyone seen this anywhere or with this particular coin. If so, is it worth anything? I have not been able to find anything about this error. Thanks in advance.
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 Posted 08/11/2011  5:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
to CCF. It sounds like a normal U.S. quarter. Or coinage is made coin style while Canada's is medal style. A photo would help a lot.
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I agree all US coins are supposed to be that way
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Yup. Just figured that out.

A mod can probably delete this thread lol.
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It's cool man. We all gotta learn sometime. That is how we learn these things. We ask questions, do our research, and ask more questions.
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A mod can probably delete this thread lol.

We don't delete things that others can learn from. You aren't the first to ask that about false rotation and you won't be the last
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