1910 Lincoln rotated die.

DickyBetz

I just won a 1910 Lincoln with a 90 degree rotated die. It is a PCGS MS64RD. According to rotateddies.com it is an R7 (4-12 known). Could this one be the finest example known?
It was unatributed on ebay. I bought it mostly for my registry set, but the rotated die is a cool addition. What do you guys think? I think I got a great deal on this one.

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MikeInFL

How do you know the seller just didn't shoot it sideways?

I hope you're right, FWIW...Mike

kieferscoins

Did you ask the seller if the picture was just rotated instead of the coin? I hope you got it though

Cameron Kiefer

BuffaloIronTail

Looks like a nice catch!

Even without the rotation, it's a nice coin.


Pete

DickyBetz

The seller did say that its a rotated die. I dont know why he didnt put it in the auction though.

p8nt

Way to go, Greg!

LastExitInNY

Pretty nice w/o the rotatation.

MikeInFL

<< <i>The seller did say that its a rotated die. I dont know why he didnt put it in the auction though. >>



Awesome find Greg!!!!!!!!!!

numobri

coin at a very cool price,I like it.


Brian

rabbitracks

Great Score even if it isn't rotated. Even more if it is. Congratulations!

coinnut86

Wouldn't PCGS have "Rotated Die" on the label?

LastExitInNY

Is it possible it was slabbed before they put things like on the labels?

DickyBetz

<< <i>Is it possible it was slabbed before they put things like on the labels? >>



I think it would have to be graded under the rrors category. I dont think errors are allowed in the registry so maybe the person sending it in didnt want it on the label?

MikeInFL

This thread goes to show how a well placed question on an ambiguous item can result in an addition to your collection for a very nice price.

Again, well done!...Mike