Rotated Dies

Rotated Dies
1923 $1 Peace Dollar--Rotated Reverse--XF40 NGC. Sold for $201.25. The reverse die has rotated approximately 90 degrees to the clockwise position, quite unusual for a Peace Dollar. (#7360) Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images on loan to VAMworld courtesy ©[Heritage Auctions]©

1878-CC $1 Morgan Dollar--Struck from Rotated Dies--MS63 PCGS. Sold for $632.50. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images on loan to VAMworld courtesy ©[Heritage Auctions]©

1878-CC $1 Morgan Dollar--65 Degree Clockwise Rotated Dies--MS64 PCGS. Only a few Morgan dollar issues are known with dramatically rotated dies. The 1878-CC is among these, but even this Carson City date is infrequently encountered with rotated dies. This lustrous and essentially brilliant near-Gem has a penetrating strike and pleasantly smooth surfaces. (#7080) Sold for $862.50 Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images on loan to VAMworld courtesy ©[Heritage Auctions]©

1883-O $1 Morgan Dollar--Rotated Dies--AU58 ANACS. VAM-52 EDS. The dies are rotated approximately 40 degrees counterclockwise, very uncommon for a Morgan Dollar. A sharply struck and conservatively graded example, the luster is essentially complete and the rich honey-gray toning is original. Sold for $345. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images on loan to VAMworld courtesy ©[Heritage Auctions]©

1878-CC NGC MS62 Rotated Dies. Sold for$360. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images© on loan to VAMworld [courtesy]

1923 $1 ICG AU58. Sold for $300. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images© on loan to VAMworld [courtesy]

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1878-CC. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images© on loan to VAMworld [courtesy]
1904-O MS62 Rotated Dies. Large Full Coin Copyrighted© Images© on loan to VAMworld [courtesy]