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as the season turns---so did the die---'99-P Jeff rotated die

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my 1st REAL rotated die, not a cut apart trick coin. the tape is to show the approximate 30 degree shift. the close up shows this is true mint error. now to get a value. the box had this coin, the '52-S, the 1911 "V" & a '42-P war nic. minus 8 crap beaver tails & a fish

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You don't find those very often!
 
Awesome find, PEA! Definitely on my bucket list of errors
 
why I always flip as I search. "ocean in view" nic & Delaware qtrs have been found with rotation. always check those. using the Coneca standard to define degrees on error-ref.com this is a 135 degree CCW in relation to the obverse
 
Congrats on the find! At one time, I collected 1999-P Jefferson Nickels because they often exhibit Die Deterioration doubling on the Date and some of the Lettering. I would sometimes find a few that had Rotated Dies, so I would 2x2 them and sell them.


Frank
 
what kind of cash or money can I expect for this? put it on Ebay for a Hun, -----I figger, throw it at a wall & see if it sticks :dontknow::laughing7:
Congrats on the find! At one time, I collected 1999-P Jefferson Nickels because they often exhibit Die Deterioration doubling on the Date and some of the Lettering. I would sometimes find a few that had Rotated Dies, so I would 2x2 them and sell them.


Frank
 
Just look up finished auctions. That should give you an idea.
 

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