1991 Lincoln cent off centered obverse

Please advise His hair? CAM?

 

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Die Chip. I know it looks unusual but isn't that always the case??
P.S Looks like a Misaligned die error.

 

Slightly MAD obverse - not enough to make it a keeper.
Not sure what you are seeing with the hair. Maybe a die chip?
It should be a WAM for 1991, per lincolncentresource.com. The further away picture it looks fine. The close up is too blurry.

 

@PamR Here's one larger than your:

 

At this point all looks the same lol. Thank you!

 

I guess referring from the hair down to the neck.

 

Hey can you look at this one for me?

 

You suppose the Mint just let her rip and produced the standard full run of a million cents with this slight misaligned die setup?

 

It's a zincoln a million anomalies to one error. Interesting and a conversation coin but with no value, sorry. Thanks for sharing.

 

I don't think they care enough to change it up if it is so minor.

 

Just saying!
With no disrespect, but yes I have many in those time frames. 90s, 91s, 92s, 98s, 99s, 2000s among many different denominations and years of older and up to year 2000 coins. They are from my dad’s huge amount of coins which has been a joy going through. So pardon me and thank you!

 

My reply went to the incorrect place sir! It’s on the page! Thanks!

 

Thank you. Was not looking for value. Thanks again.

 

So your thought is "Close enough for government work." I really don't know the answer to the question. Don't know what the Mint's tolerance is for die alignment.

 

Thank you!

 

A senior member?

 

Although I am eligible, I haven't joined AARP yet.

 

Just surprised of your comment. I replied elsewhere why I have that many coins before 2000. No worries.