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A Couple 1983 Jefferson Nickels Off Center

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minor offsets from a low quality-control year at Philly

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These are call MAD coins. The misalignment of the dies are collectable. They devices fall over one edge of the coins, leaving a weakness on the opposite sides of the coins. They are not off center coins, so the value would be lower than an off center coin. Nice finds. Are the edges showing any partial collars?
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Not Off Center. If it was, then both sides would be affected. This is called a Misaligned Die (MAD). Still a nice find! It's misaligned enough to have a premium over face value. Worthy of a 2x2. http://www.lincolncentforum.com/mis...ter-strikes/
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Thanks for the feednack. I've never known how to distinguish a partial collar. Is it by the rim? They look normal.
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Neat pieces. MADs that dramatic are tough to come across.

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2 Very nice MAD nicks!
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