What kind of error 83p nickel is this

I'm thinking off center. Not broad strike. Have at it. Paddyman screwed me up with his last post. Can find it or i would of asked directly

 

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Sorry. I can't do this. Cant email pictures. Dumb chick

 

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Please help me figure this pic stuff out

 

Looks like it's 5% off center;
with no reverse photo, we can't
see if it might be a mis-aligned
obverse die (probably not), but
that's one of the reasons we ask
for photos of both sides of the coin,
in many cases,even though the error.

 

Show us the other side. It's at least from a misaligned die, but if the other side is just as far off, it's an off center strike.
Either way, it's a nice find.

 

What? How?

here is your Nickel

 

@paddyman98. @V. Kurt Bellman @lordmarcovan. You guys will understand im trying

 

How did you get that pic before i think?????? I sent

 

You sent a pic of broad struck Georgia quarter. And i looked up a link and guessed off centered. What is it. And am i now an error finder

 

Must see the reverse. It looks good though.

 

I tried to send both. Some how i sent that one. I think im done sending today. Was a chore. Glad coin talk got at lease one copy. It could of been the back as far as my skills

 

Tell me what i have here. The reverse looks good. A little weak hit to the left of Monticello. But i think md on top corner of building. Dont think i coou o d show that with my pic skills

 

I opened the file in Microsoft Office Picture Manager.
cropped it a little to make it square
Then I rotated it to make it better
then I cropped it even more to mostly the coin.

Then,
"Upload a File" button
"Choose File Button"
then found and selected the image that I modified to crop out the background.
Then "Full Image" next to the picture it uploaded .. but for this example I selected Thumbnail to not take too much space.

 

I'll try

 

Ok

 

try to use FILL IMAGE
so we don't have to click on it

Also, many phones have picture editing features on them too. So you don't have to use a computer software (from windows) as I shown above.

 

Bless you claw. You would not believe how i struggle trying. It will come to me. But at this point i didn't even know i sent a picture when i did. God bless all youu knuckles heads for not kicking me to the curb. I think your resolve is quality. Meaning that for all members

 

So can this be broadstruck with an MAD on the obverse?
It's not off center. This looks like a nice error.

Going to need some clarification on this error. Since the reverse is centered
and the obverse is not.

Broadstrikes:
A coin that is struck outside the collar. The collar is the retaining ring that establishes the final diameter of the newly-struck coin. A broadstrike will expand beyond the diameter of a normal coin, sometimes drastically so.

A perfectly centered coin that is struck out-of-collar is simply called a “broadstrike”. An imperfectly centered coin that is struck out-of-collar is called an “uncentered broadstrike”.

In order to qualify as a broadstrike, the full design must be present on both faces. If the design is cut off on either face, it is called an “off-center strike”.

 

Full image. Ok good tip