Guess the error on this 1991D jefferson nickel

Well i thought i would do something different since i am .

Now instead of guessing the grade on a coin why don;t you try and guess the error on this coin. This should be very interesting and a challange and fun to. I will give you the answer when i have enough individuals involved

Good luck everybody


JAZEC

 

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Offcenter strike to the east?

 

On the reverse... That's all I see....

 

how about 180 degree rotated die?:kewl:

 

underweight planchet?

 

Broadstruck!!

 

struck on a split planchet

 

1991 D Die adjustment strike? I think the fat Lady is about to sing.

https://www.collectors-society.com/...lCollection.aspx?UserCollectionID=53&Tab=list

 

encil:encil:encil:encil:encil::hail:Congratulations on that one Harry you did it Good Job HARRY DID IT

Alien JAZEC:secret: but you cheated:thumb:

 

That's pretty sneaky Harry, I think you won!

 

I perfer "dirty Harry" but "sneaky Harry" will suffice.

 

OK...Good job. Now can us novices get an explanation please.

 

Try this:

http://coins.about.com/od/coinsglossary/g/die_adjustment.htm

 

Thanks Harry. I assume this is true for all/ most coins?

 

The terms "die adjustment strike", "die trial", and "set-up piece" are labels that simply reflect wishful thinking. Unless you were there at the striking, it is impossible to identify the ultimate cause of a low-pressure strike. Most, if not all, seem to be the product of spontaneous equipment malfunction.