2002 Indiana Coin & Die Set

Thanks! Does anyone know what "Horz Schuler" is? It's listed as the press type. Also, is there a way to distinguish if the included die is the obverse or reverse? I would assume the reverse (just due to the cert listing of "Indiana"), although I suppose the obv. could technically be Indiana too since used in production of the same coin?

Any insight is greatly appreciated.

I'd get one if they didn't completely obliterate the design.

It refers to the type of coinage press the die was used in. Before 2002 most if not all of the mint presses struck coins in presses with the dies in a vertical orientation (the dies moved up and down. beginning in 2002 they started switching everything over to high speed Schuler presses that had the dies moving in a horizontal plane. The older vertical presses could strike up to 120 coins per minute with a dual die set up, the new horizontal Schuler can do 750 coins a minute with a single pair of dies. So your die lasted in the press for between 7 and 8 hours.