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maddogalemaddogale Posts: 859 ✭✭
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I have a 1913 Type 1, seems to be near 64, maybe better, but I doubt it. The reverse (or obverse, depending on how you look at it) is rotated about 30 degrees or thereabouts.

Question: does the rotation help the value in any significance?

Question2: Should I even send it into PCGS or someone else to certify the rotation amount? or should I even bother with it, and just enjoy the beautiful gold toning and keep it as a part of my modern type set?
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  • jonesyjonesy Posts: 5,031
    The rotation will not cause it's worth to rise. It's common for Buffs to have some rotation. 30 degrees isn't much.image
    Glenn

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