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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pyrbob, post: 536233, member: 17044&quot;]Hi Kenny.&nbsp; I think I understand now.&nbsp; The edge of a coin is the outside edge where the reeding is.&nbsp; I think you are talking about the obverse being uncentered a little from top to bottom.&nbsp; If that is what you mean then this coin is within tolerance of a normal strike.&nbsp; The obverse and reverse dies can be adjusted by the press operator at the mint to be perfectly in line with each other and centered on the coin.&nbsp; The accepted tolerance is as long as the complete design is on the coin.&nbsp; When one of the dies is off centered enough to have some of the design missing (usually letters) then the coin becomes a misaligned die error or MAD.&nbsp; At this point the coin has some extra value.&nbsp; Does this answer your question?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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