What caused this has happened a lot on the class 9 single squeeze dies. The alignment is moved into the correct position during the hubbing of the die.
Although this one is not listed as a class 9" http://www.coppercoins.com/diesearch.php The reasoning that Ken Potter mentioned fits in with the process that creates a lot of these class 9 dies. They are usually only hubbed once, but because of the tilt of the die, the die snaps into the right position after the first touch of the die creation. There are the DDRs that affect the central position devices. (bar cents, LP2 DDRs, extra trees, ETC )
Yes on LincolnCentResource & at least one other place. It's been months so I can't remember where. I googled it before I asked here & saw the image that Big & Rich posted but I wanted to double check before I either posted it here or took it to my lcd.
I haven't bothered looking since February-ish.
And I asked bc I found a 97 that could be a possibility.
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