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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TubeRider, post: 2295012, member: 76481&quot;]Upon further review I am going to go with &quot;Centered Broadstrike&quot;.</p><p><b>Centered Broadstrike:</b> - Coin expanded well beyond its normal diameter because the collar jammed far enough down on the anvil shaft to ensure that there was nothing to retain its shape during the strike.&nbsp; In this case, the planchet was centered between the obverse and reverse dies. ....-A &quot;blank&quot; has no rim yet. When the blank goes through the upsetting mill a rim is created and it becomes a &quot;planchet&quot;. Planchets are then fed into the coining chamber and struck into coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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