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 CENTSMember
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Hello,
Here is a really nice ROTA TED DIE 1983P.
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 DickExpert Member
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Location: Rialto, CA.
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cents, I see you do not flatten the staples down flat. It would be a good idea, to prevent danage to a coin. This may not be too much a risk, in that you use two, on the sides, while I use one on the bottom. Could be a difference. Is the amount of rotation as indicated from the rev view?
Dick
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CENTSMember
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Dick,
The obverse is normal...I was wondering what the value on a die like this is?.
Pat
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 Bob PSite Admin
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 OCDAdvanced Member
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Location: Irvington, KY
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| Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:06 pm |
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Nice find. I've got a 71D with about the same degree of rotation, just rotated the other way. I tried to sell mine on ebay there were no takers. I guess I'll just keep it since nobody else wanted it  .
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