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1999 P Connecticut State Quarter Possible 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 example in a separate post.

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Another great one!
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Awesome error coin! Definitely worth saving. It's worth a premium as well.
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Super cool coin 100% a keeper
Any reeding around the edge?
IMO looks like a reverse MAD along with the coin being struck outside the collar, aka broadstruck.

Let's hear what others think.
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I do not see much reeding except for a small piece on the bottom of the reverse (top of the obverse). What does MAD stand for?
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What does MAD stand for?


It stands for Misaligned Die.
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Sweet!
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