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To: Gerald Walls who wrote (2655)	3/10/2000 11:41:00 PM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 8010

>> There are always die rotations, but 180 degrees is rare. Various other errors have been found and they get $350-500 per coin. > There have been reports, not verified, of "upside down" printing on Pennsylvania and Georgia quarters: Really the same thing - what the general public would call "upside down", a numismatist would call a "180 degree die rotation". Either way, they are rare. The rarest recent coin, however, is a 1999 Susan B. Anthony dollar struck on a 2000 Sacagewa "golden" dollar planchet. There has only been one (1) found, so far. I would estimate a value in the $25,000+ area