1983 p nickel

It's not listed anywhere. But this is a doubled die on the obverse.

 

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Looking more like Die Deterioration doubling. Nickels dies from the early 80's were really ridden hard

 

Lol thanks. Again me and double dies don't get along. I only discovered one ddo nickel 1944 I believe.

 

Besides the usual descriptive, "flat and shelf-like", for machine doubling it also helps to note how the letters are narrower because the back-and-forth motion of the die has cut into the normal width of the letters. I hope that makes sense. ~ Chris

 

Yes it does make sense. Thank you

 

LOL, I had to see this post as with my dyslexia, I read the heading as "1983 pickle." Took me a third read to see what it really was.

 

Aged, like a fine wine!

 

Lol I had to look at what you were meaning and got what you meant lol

 

If it was a doubled die the serifs of the letters would be split. Looks like MD to me.

 

https://doubleddie.com/144822.html .. this is some good information

 

I just noticed that 2001 nickels are scarce

 

Who said that

 

They minted 627,680,000 of them

 

...2 points:

@Shrews1994 knows all about Wexlers...and she has become a very savvy forum member. We all get better learning from Coin Talk...and...doubleddie.com is not just a good site, it is one of the best sites...jmho...my 2 cents for 2 points.

(I’m back in my corner with my coloring book now, no more danger here, move along folks...Spark)

 

Who be that

 

In my mind it reads.. Pumpernickel

 

A couple of your pictures made me think, "Oh yeah, I can see it." But the rest of the pictures confirm that it is in fact machine doubling.