Yes your coin is worn but not terribly so for a 35 year old nickel.
It was struck from worn-out, overworked dies that had deteriorated and were producing coins with loss of detail.
Coins from Philadelphia in the early-mid eighties are commonly seen with "mushy" details.
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Yes your coin is worn but not terribly so for a 35 year old nickel.
It was struck from worn-out, overworked dies that had deteriorated and were producing coins with loss of detail.
Coins from Philadelphia in the early-mid eighties are commonly seen with "mushy" details.
To answer the question not asked.
Worth 500% of a cent.
Yes... a very worn Jefferson nickel....looks like it spent a lot of time in pockets with other coins... Cheers, RickO
That one looks like it may have spent some time in a tumbler.
Try this reference for a dryer coin
http://www.error-ref.com/?s=Dryer