1984 D doubled die nickel?

Found this 1984 D nickel which appears to be a doubled die but was not sure because the extra metal that runs through date and igwt. Also you can see uneven edges on the rim. Help please.

 

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Could be this .
http://www.error-ref.com/stutterstrike-a/

 

Possibly. Which style do you think? If it's so

 

2

?

 

Or 3 actually. It has the rim of 2 but none have that extra layer of metal almost like a huge cud or the doubling like the TY

 

Did not mean to reply with a 2 then ? It was 2? Stutter strikes are basically machine doubling from what I just read or maybe I misunderstood it. It said flat field doubling which is the same I think. This definitely doesn't seem flat to me. I'm still looking. Interesting coin either way

 

I think it is IV.

Chris

 

IV? I was looking through some of them and incuse machine doubling just happens to one side. Is this somewhat what happened here with the end of liberty and date doubling

 

Thanks, learned something new to me.

 

Yes, IV! There is "Stutterstrike I, II, III.........but no IV. Therefore it is not a stutterstrike.

Chris

 

Rick what the rim look like. is there any chips in it .
Something like this .

 

I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the collar collapsing ..

 

I was traveling to Atlanta and just seeing message. I will check it now

 

Looks like die deterioration doubling to me ... In fact . I'm actually a little shocked that no one has already suggested it ...

 

Hey Rick or anyone who doesnt mind can you look at thread I posted under what its worth. My buddy wants to trade me 40 silver commemoratuve Lincoln Mint coins called the History of the Civil War. All untouched and dead 1971. Trying to find a price range on what to charge so it's a fair trade for us both

 

1984d nickel!! Jusr found it a out 10 min ago. Any one care to help a extra green coin hunter??

 

You should start your own thread for your nickel. What you did is called "hijacking" another members thread. Since you're new to this site it's probably unintentional on your part so no one will get on you about it. You will get more replies if you start your own thread. To answer your question, IMO it looks like the obverse was struck by a slightly misaligned die.

 

No worries here. I think I may have been guilty of hijacking once or twice when I first joined as well. Good luck with your coins. Welcome to a bipolar hobby. One minute your excited thinking you hit the jackpot then the next you have the wonderful members of the cointalk forum crushing your dreams. jk. You will definitely get all the help and accurate information you need on this site for the most part. Good luck.