Netherlands KM#180 1 Cent odd alignment

I have a Netherlands 1 Cent (KM#180), 1956 that has an odd alignment:  When the "heads" side is upright, the reverse is 90 degrees clockwise, not the usual 180 degrees coin alignment.  I was wondering if anyone else has encountered this and how common it is.  Thanks for any info!

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic3198.html

 I have not heard of that. I asked a similar question (different coin) in my Topic above !
Can you make a picture like I did - holding it in front of a mirror ?
You know who to contact if you want to exchange it    

P.S. I looked through what I have, and my 1956 is normal, as per below. Shame, but if you can make a similar picture of yours ...

Oh Wow :O

This post reminds me of the outbreak of the fake £1 coins circulating  in UK a couple of years ago!!
Estimated at 1 in 30 coins being a fake at the height of its appearance,

Theres an article on the beeb website about it...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7628930.stm

Here is a picture of the Netherlands 1 cent (KM#180).  I hope the picture is clear enough.  Sorry ZacUK, I'll be hanging on to this one.

 

Understandable ! Thanks though - I am impressed  

seems like error strike. these happen. I have euro cents from belgium that have similar
alignment errors like this one. I dunno if they've got a higher prize then