Correct me if I'm wrong, all you mechanical folks, but here is my understanding of coined in/coined out: Its all about wheel dish. In other words, if the hub, including its "spokes", in our case the metal flat center of our wheels, is in the center of the rim, and therefore in the center of the rubber, the wheel has a "0" dish ( bicycle wheel building term). If the "spokes" are inset, inclined inward, meaning the rubber sits farther from the hub, and the flat metal surface that constitutes our "spokes" is inset like looking at a satellite dish, then that means that the wheel is "coined in." If our "spokes" slant outward, and therefore the rubber sits OUTWARD of our hub center, and the flat surface that constitutes our "spokes" appears the same shape as looking as a contact lens, our wheels are "coined out." I'm pretty sure I'm right. Anyone?