A rare twisted coin, to the point of being in mint condition. The coin is struck twisted relative to each other with the stamps about 260 degrees to the right. Destructed circulation coins are extremely rare coins. In coin collections of the last century, struck by machine in great quantities, it is not the quantity of coins that indicates the quality of the collection, but the number of gems in it. There are no higher class of gems than low-volume SAMPLEs, and even rarer than these, created by accident, interesting minting errors (offsets, reverses).