Does this coin have a clipped planchet?

I purchased this barber dime a while back. The guy that I got it from thought it was damaged. I did aswell untill I came across a photo of a coin with a similar problem listed as a clipped planchet. After reading a little about what caused this I noticed that directly across from the clip on the reverse it seems to be lightly struck. The photo quality isn't great but maybe you guys can give me your opinions.

 

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probably.

Too small to have the Blakesley effect

 

I'd say yes.

 

I'd say yes also. I kind of see the Blakesley Effect between the N and I

 

Small clips can partially reform. That's what happend on the reverse.

 

Better than being bad all the time.

 

Yeah! I hate recidivism.

 

Thanks guys I thought that's what it was but wasn't sure. Even though it isn't a major clip does it add any value to the coin ?

 

Yes, but not enough to warrant the cost of slabbing it.