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Is rotated die common for Philippines 1941M 10 cents????

mailliwainarebmailliwainareb Posts: 18 ✭
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just got it back from PCGS not knowing as an error. Is this something common for this date (1941M 10c)??? Appreciated your help.....
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  • ScavengerScavenger Posts: 987
    Did you request the reverse facing out?
  • mailliwainarebmailliwainareb Posts: 18 ✭
    No I didn't, but sometime I get it back facing out. Is there a standard on how they placed the coin in the holder?
  • FilamCoinsFilamCoins Posts: 1,899 ✭✭✭

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    Nice coin! I don't collect varieties, so not sure.

    Mr. Fun & TainoHenka, any premiums on these rotated dies?

  • NumismaticsNumismatics Posts: 1,092
    Nice coin.

    Rotated die coins with 15degrees rotation or less, are usually not interested by most collectors.
    Yours looks like more than 15 degree.
    I am not sure how common it is for that date.
  • JusthavingfunJusthavingfun Posts: 835 ✭
    Dear Filam: Thanks for alerting me to this thread.


    Hello Mailliwainareb:

    I see you're brand new. Welcome aboard. Filam and I are two certified coinaholics for the US Philippine series, who like to post here. I'm sure I speak for him when I invite you to join us.

    I wish I had better news for you about the coin in question, but it's inexpensive in that condition; probably no more than $20 or $25. With the rotation, maybe add on $5.

    A more dramatic rotation would be worth a bit more, but these errors are rarely worth the same type of dollars that say a 15% off center would bring.

    Again, welcome and ...

    Best wishes,



    Just Having Fun



    Jefferson nickels, Standing Libs, and US-Philippines rock
  • ScavengerScavenger Posts: 987
    As far as a standard I believe that they always put the obverse on the label side, (front), unless requested otherwise. The reason I asked is because I recall some forum members requesting that the reverse face out and PCGS said that they only do this if the coin is a double die reverse or some other reason.
    I was just thinking that maybe they noticed the slight rotation - but it should have been noted on the label if that was the case.
  • jetblack740iljetblack740il Posts: 534 ✭✭
    Mr. JustHavingFun,

    Thanks for the acceptance and your advise is greatly appreciated. image
    jetblack740il

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  • jetblack740iljetblack740il Posts: 534 ✭✭
    Mr. JustHavingFun,

    Thanks for the acceptance and your advise is greatly appreciated. image
    jetblack740il

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    Complete US-PHIL Coins for Sale, Circulation Strikes 1903-1945
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