198? D dime smooth copper edge

This dime seems much lighter and thinner than it should be but both sides are nickel can this still be a cladding error? Also there's almost no detail to what's on the coin. It's very odd to me I've never come across something like this. Anyone know what it is? http://m76.photobucket.com/albums/j...ile Uploads/?action=view&current=IMG_9055.jpg
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I have one like this and I still don't know what it is.hopefully we both can get an answer .

 

Make sure that you never hold your coins on the obverse and reverse, just on the edge. I'm very sorry to tell you, but it's just a heavily circulated coin. Looks like it was in a dryer for a while. I found a nickel just like that a year ago: http://www.cointalk.com/t127044/

 

Well, I think it COULD be a broadstrike, but cookiemonster is most likely correct.