I found this nickel going through pocket change, and, although it does have damage from circulation, I noticed a few things that caught my eye. So, I wanted to ask for some second opinions about whether these marks look like strike errors or just regular circulation damage. I've placed arrows on the first photo to show exactly which marks I think may be errors (to distinguish them from the ordinary wear and tear). The red arrows are what appears to be slight letter doubling, the blue arrows point to the possible strike errors. I have attached the original photo without arrows as well, and I have several other photographs at different angles that I can provide if needed. Thank you for your help!
First, welcome to the neighborhood! The blue arrows appear to point to post-mint damage (PMD). The red arrows appear to point to machine doubling. It might be die deterioration, but the image is too blurry when I enlarge it. Chris
