2 Possible Error Coins?

I found the following two coins while searching rolls and am curious to know if these are bona fide errors or just PMD?

1) 1985-D Roosevelt Dime - Broadstruck error?

2) 1995-P (I think...) - Struckthrough die grease error?

I have photographed the two coins side by side to make the evaluations easier so that you can see that the camera was in proper focus.

Opinions?

 

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If the Dime has reeding it is not a Broadstrike

The Nickel looks like PMD - Post Mint Damage

 

The nickel is damaged, and the dime is not broadstruck, which can be seen by the reeded edge. Many 1985 d dimes have the same appearance as yours, due to a planchet problem if I remember correctly.

Edit: There was a thread on coincommunity about 1985 d dimes a while back:
https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=230821

 

wow that nickel got creamed since it's mintage.
damage .. PMD

 

Thanks to all who replied. It truly is a strange looking specimen. My first thought was that it was a struck strough grease error that had since seen a lot of circulation damage, but after looking at this nickel under a 16x loupe I now think someone ran it through a bead polisher or something similar.

 

The dime has reeding, so no dice, I suppose. Thanks to all. Back to the searching!