Would this be with anything more than face? There seems to be an issue with the "N". I'm not a coin guy so I don't know. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Blurry as it is, it seems to be a nice example of a 1983, and that in itself is nothing to sneeze at. There were no mint sets that year, and the circulating quality coins are not that common in really nice shape.
The other possibility - also not really adding value - is a die chip. The part of the coin that sticks up is the depressions in the die. So the little area between the I and the N is a thin ridge on the die. If that breaks off, then metal will fill the gap between the I and N. But we need a better picture to be sure.
