Was 101 degrees here in upstate South Carolina today. 114 "real feel"! So spent most of the day taking photos either with my Cell phone or the coin microscope. Only problem with the microscope is I can't get the entire coin in frame so some of the pics may be not so great. I've heard folks refer to the following pics as "broadstrikes" or "off center". Not sure what the right terminology is but here are some pics...
Off-Center Strike. If the design is cut off at the edge on one or both faces, it is an off-center strike. Design missing at 2k of reverse https://www.error-ref.com/broadstrike-uncentered/
Typically an off-center is also missing the reeding. The difference is whether any of the desing details are off the edge of the planchet. You can have a centered broadstrike (no collar and planchet centered between the dies.) Uncentered broadstrike (no collar and planchet is not centered between the dies, all the design details are on the planchet.) Off-center (planchet not centered between the dies and part of the design is missing, collar may or may not be present.)
@51Caveman please either take a photo of the Edge, or definitely state that there IS or IS NOT Reeding present (or partially present); then you will be able to get the proper answer to your question.
This is clearly an off-center strike. Both off-center strikes and broadstrikes are struck out-of-collar.
Sorry it a few days to post this. Life. But yes, the edge is missing the reeding all the way around. Sat it between 2 coin stacks to hold it up!
Here's another Quarter I have (1998 P) that is off center on obverse and reverse with no reeding on edge.
