To be off center, it would have to be off center on the reverse as well. If the reverse is centered, then this is a mis aligned die strike which is common. The lack of a mint mark just means it is from Philadelphia. It is a nice MAD there might be a slight premium, but not much. If the reverse is off, the off centers are worth more than the MAD's I believe.
What @Michael K said. Whether misaligned die or off-center, I think there's enough shift there to be worth a very tiny premium. It still won't be worth much, but definitely better than face value.
Thank you. The back looks to be centered. It's just the front left side. How/where do I go to find the value of it? Also, does value go up with age or will this MAD remain the same over the years?
I appreciate the info, I don't know anything about coins & couldn't really find answers of where to go to find the value or buy/sell sites just for coin collectors earlier so thought I'd try some forums.
There are a few factors to take into consideration to determine if a Mint Error has a premium. Such as.. Major and Minor Mint errors Rare vs. Common Age of the Coin with an error Condition of the Coin with an error Here is a website with some values http://www.coinnews.net/tools/error-coin-price-guide-with-mint-error-photo-descriptions/ Your Dime is a minor mint error and is common.. No premium for a Misaligned Die Strike
