Or shaved down to fit into a bezel/holder like Fuzzy13 mentioned. It didn't happen at the mint. The reverse rim tells me that. It is normal and the obverse was angled off after it was turned loose to the public. Coin homicide! LOL
Haha I agree coop! I figured there was no way this happened at the mint. I'm curious as to what tool or machine was used to create this. It is VERY consistent and smooth all the way around. Thanks for the responses everyone.
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