Full Version: Germany 1948-J 1 pfennig
Anyone have a guess as to whether this is a common occurance for the coin and year in question?
Such slightly rotated dies are fairly common, I think. Don't collect such errors so I cannot tell whether this one would be much sought after. This page for example http://www.astrodoc.net/muenze/s.htm lists a 35 degree rotation only while yours is 330° or so ...
Christian
Christian
QUOTE(tabbs @ Feb 9 2006, 11:07 PM)
Such slightly rotated dies are fairly common, I think. Don't collect such errors so I cannot tell whether this one would be much sought after. This page for example http://www.astrodoc.net/muenze/s.htm lists a 35 degree rotation only while yours is 330° or so ...
Christian
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Thanks! I like the creative setup of the site. Perfect for the topic at hand. I sent an email to the address that was posted.
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