This is a 1999 P Jefferson Nickel. It has a lot of circulation damage but it also has lots of doubling. On the obverse "In God", "Trust", "Liberty", "1999", "P". On the reverse "Pluribus", "Unim", "America", "Cents". All opinions appreciated.
I don't like giving opinions. I'll give you the correct information instead.. That's not a Doubled Die variety. Like Sal mentioned, it's clearly die deterioration doubling which falls under the worthless doubling category.
Yeah, what they said. Consider that in 1999, the Philadelphia Mint had one of their largest ever nickel outputs (1,212,000,000; yes, that's billion). Those dies were put through hell & back!
@Del King To learn what constitutes worthless doubling: doubleddie.com While you are at it, read all the articles. It will make you a better collector. To learn what true errors are: error-ref.com
