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1994 Quarter Off Center Strike?

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This is an area I am interested in learning a lot more about. Is this considered an off center strike? I am just curious if it is worth saving or just common. Thanks in advance for your expertise and have a great day. FYI. I posting another examples in a separate post.

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Certainly not common, I'd say that's a nice off-center example
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Yes, a nice example of an off center strike. Both coin faces are moved in the same direction. Definitely 2x2 worthy and a keeper. It would probably sell for a few dollars on ebay.

Generally an off center strike must have design elements off the edge before it is considered valuable (or be considerably off center if the error happens in an empty part of the fields). Your 1994 is clearly off the edge.

It's a nice find, well done. =)
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