1962 P Nickel - need help identifying error

Evening, all. Just found a weird one, not even sure to guess what it may be - tripling? It affects the text all the way around on obverse AND reverse and to a lesser extent on Jefferson and Monticello. Makes it look almost feathered. Thoughts?
(Sorry about the full shots, I couldn't get any further back)

 

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Severe die deterioration doubling. Considered worthless doubling.

It's not a doubled die nor tripled die variety.

 

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Thanks paddyman98. I try to answer my own questions before jumping in, but this one didn't look like any of the pics I could find, so figured the pros could help - and they did!

 

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As Paddyman98 said, it is severe die deterioration and therefore not worth a premium. (It's not worthless--still worth 5 cents.) However, I find it interesting because I think it may be the most extreme example of this I have ever seen on an American coin, and I have been collecting since before your nickel was struck.