Just curious.. has anyone found a true rotated die half?

[SFBayArea]

I have found an example of a die crack, cud, or clip but yet found a rotated die. Just wondering if anyone found one. Is there more of a premium for these. Are they worth it to find? I wonder this if I am wasting my time by looking at each coin thus taking a lot of time to look at halves.

 

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[silvereagle78]

This is the only one I remember seeing in the past year! http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,265502.msg1893747.html#msg1893747

 

[enamel7]

This is the only one I remember seeing in the past year! http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,265502.msg1893747.html#msg1893747

Funny this came up. I was sorting thru my clutter and came back across the coin. Club meeting was last week, so I'll have to wait until next month. I still think it's an actual rotated.

 

[SFBayArea]

I guess the rotated die kennedy must be the hardest of all to find.. nice find.. I've looked for the last few years but yet to find one. Can't you just send it to PCGS for certification to verify it? It's really rare to find a modern rotated die since the mint claims to fix all those issues. Plus PCGS slabbed coins always command a premium. The coin will be worth more in the slab than being by itself if and when you decide to sell it.