Minor Mads Such As These Are Just Face Value?

Hey coop, in that image, the sentence is kind of unclear. "out of alignment coins will"
Coins will what?
The rest of it kind of explains it, but that confused me twice now.

Also, it never states "misaligned die." Newer collectors might not know what MAD means, like I didn't.

I still go by if some of the devices are missing it's a keeper. Both coins look close,I would keep them.
John1

Just the rim would be considered very minor. I've a few Jeffs that are missing nearly entire IGWT.
There are collectors who will say this is a common occurence,
however, those I mentioned were many dozens of boxes apart.

Sometimes the MAD will be strong enough, but does not show a device falling over an edge because there is no device in that area. But by checking the reverse for the weakness I mentioned, you might be able to save one that might have been a keeper. Here is an example that may have been released because we didn't realize the weakness may have shown on the reverse:

Note the location of the edge of the bust?
Here is the correct location:

We didn't know to check the reverse so we don't know if it was one to keep or not?
Checking the reverse for the weakness on the devices will be the clue to a keeper, or one to toss back into circulation. But most the time, the devices will hang over the edge.

I don't consider the rim a device. I consider the letters,numbers devices. If there isn't a device to go by go by looks. If it looks off a lot your eye will catch it.
John1

Oh ok John, thank you. I just don't want to keep unnecessary stuff. I set aside a bunch of cents that looked odd but it seems most of them have no premium value.

Thats a nice one!! But try taking pictures with the coin not in the 2x2