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In today's numismatic deep-dive, we are exploring the mechanics behind one of the most visible mint errors in the hobby. Standard U.S. coinage uses "coin alignment," where flipping the coin vertically reveals the reverse side perfectly upright. A rotated die occurs when the upper or lower die slips during the striking process, causing a misalignment that can range from a few degrees to a full 180-degree "medallic alignment."

In this video, you will learn:

✅ How to correctly test your coins for rotation.
✅ The difference between a "Stable" and "Dynamic" rotated die.
✅ Which degrees of rotation (90° and 180°) carry the most value.
✅ Why these errors are becoming harder to find in modern 2026 mintages.

Whether you are a veteran collector or just checking your pocket change, understanding these "glitches" in the minting process is key to building a high-value collection.

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