Error Other | What is it called when a penny looks like this?

[Dimenhigh]

I was wondering what it's called when a coin looks like this when the rim is wide and the letters on the reverse run into the rim smoothly. Is it just struck off center? Thank You.

[makecents]

It may be a slight MAD but does not look like an off center strike. I think what you are seeing is a form of die deterioration and also circulation flattening, that makes it seem more pronounced. Scroll down to the 88 cent. LINK https://www.error-ref.com/design-devouring-die-wear/

[Dimenhigh]

Thanks again @makecents

[Petespockets55]

If the area the arrows are pointing to is raised, could this be a "finned rim"? (They are usually fairly thin though.)
From our glossary:
"Finned Rim: Either a portion of, or the entire rim of a coin that is pushed up perpendicularly to the coin face as a result of excessively high striking pressure. This extra pressure causes some of the rim’s metal to squeeze into the space between the neck and the collar in the striking chamber...."

[jfines69]

I'm with Jon on the slight MAD with a worn die and uneven circ wear!!!