1992 Dime Die Gouge?

Thanks, John1 - I am really a novice at all this even though my first collection activity was going through pocket change in the 1940s looking for Lincoln Cents and Barber Half-Dollars! The way I understand it, MAD means "misaligned die" - is that correct?
I should have posted an image of the reverse also. I cannot figure out a way to post an image of the reverse without starting a new thread because there appears to be no way to upload an image on a reply. I did post it in photobucket, so perhaps that link will work:
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/app...444778476067

Thanks for your help.
Pete

Both are technical terms that describe the location of the adjustable die. One die(anvil)is stationary, one is adjustable (hammer). We used to think that the obverse is the hammer die, but this changed a while back. Thus now we find MAD on reverses. But both terms are used to identify the incorrect location of the hammer die. Difference? To me, it just confuses the matter. MAD covers all the bases. IMOHO

Thanks for all the help - I'll probably be back!
Pete