Nickel capped die obverse and reverse?

Hi good morning everyone I just see this in my wallet and I’m not sure if this is Capped die obverse and reverse? I need little opinion please. Thank you so much..

 

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Damage e.t.c not an error,spend it while the design still remains.

 

Looks like someone had it as a pocket piece for 100 years

 

It looks like it was subjected to intense heat.

 

Not a capped die, but I understand why it could be confused as one.
Yucky nickel
Keep looking my friend

 

Looks like it has been sandblased or something for a very long time to wear down all the details. Not an error.

 

Someone put that Nickel in a rock tumbler for a very long time. Not a mint error.

 

That would make this year 2038

 

Extremely worn coin. For a Jefferson to be that worn, it had to been done on purpose, or ???.
Glad to see you back Marites.

 

Furry and Paddy have you pointed in the right direction. May have spent time in both operations. Blasters, tumblers, vibratory tumblers are classic spots for 'shop' experiments. To get it as worn as what you have there, it was subject to a more extended experiment. Interesting outcome you have there, but a spender.

 

Personally, I'd keep it. But that's me.

 

Thank you all so much sorry for late response I was super busy with my two job... have a good day everyone....

 

So time travel is real

 

yup!

He owns a Delorean