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Question On Off-Center Dime And Minting Process-Pics Added!

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How is a dime minted? Or the obverse and reverse struck simultaneously?
Most off-center coins you see, both are off center. I saw one yesterday where it was just the obverse that was off, not the reverse?
How?
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yes, they strike both sides at the same time, otherwise one side gets struck against a flat plate and the patern of that side becomes dull. some pics would help, and hopefully someone specalising in off center coins will help you.
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That is what I thought. The coin does not belong to me. Hopefully, I will get back to take a couple pics within a couple weeks.
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He was able to send me pics:



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Mis-aligned dies.

I see them quite often on modern dimes, but never as drastic as what you have shown. Very nice example.
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