1924-d Rotated Reverse lincoln

Bigrig52

Can you tell me how many degrees this is rotated..I'm not sure which way to tell on the rotation.Is it to the left or the right.It's a 1924-D Lincoln cent..Thanks

pinealbany

About 15 Deg'.

OffMetal

It's closer to 45 degrees IMO

-Ben

Mercfan

And don't be fooled by the note on the 2x2. It may be a rotated obverse, not rotated reverse.

STONE

It's about 20-25 degrees IMO. It's minute enough that I don't think it commands a premium.

19Lyds

<< <i>It's about 20-25 degrees IMO. It's minute enough that I don't think it commands a premium. >>



It's not in the best of shape either.

The thing with error coins is that the higher the grade, the higher the premium.

Or in my case, the bigger the clip and higher the grade, the bigger the premium. My 2 & 3 percent clipped IKEs are worth little more than the grading fee's.

mash

25 deg

ProofRainbowRoosevelt

Looks about 15, maybe 20 at most.

mozeppa

17.4 degrees...well?...why not?