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2000 & 2001 Off-Center Strike

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Hi everyone, are these off center strikes and if so are they worth anything or are they just spendables? Thanks!

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By definition, an off-center error must be missing a portion of the design on both sides. MADs(misaligned die strike)are more common and typically involve only one face although both dies can be misaligned in rare cases. MADs are typically seen with part of the rim missing and in severe cases of misalignment, a portion of the peripheral devices can be cut off at the edge. Without seeing the reverses, I would say that you have two minor MADs but they would not have a premium on them.
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biokemist6, thank you for the evaluation for the detailed explanation!
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