Is this an error or PMD?

[moneyhoney]

I been searching for an error similar to this and not able to find it. Please check this out...

 

Edit: the original coins I posted is now shown on the right of this photo. I also included another "error" coin. I saw an example of a coin like the coin here on the left. I am not sure of the name of the error but, it looks as though it has been "peeled" back.

[Coindude]

What's the other side look like?

[moneyhoney]

coindude, thanks for responding. Hope you can see the photos clearly.

[bsshog40]

Looks like PMD to me.

[Jon P. Sullivan]

They're all post mint damage, and are not mint errors.

[johnny9434]

post mint damage (jmo)

[GBurger717-migration]

The top one looks a bit like an error but I could be wrong. The others not so much. Jmo.

[moneyhoney]

GBurger, I saw an error like that online but I don't remember what it is called. It looked like part of the coin was pulled back to reveal another layer. If I find it I will copy it and paste it in this forum....

[Conder101]

The top one looks like it might be an error (indent),but even if it is it also appears to be damaged as well.

[moneyhoney]

Thank you, I just need to post better photos...sigh...the scanner scans it but hard to get it clear using paint net...trying to decide on a digital camera...still looking...thanks for responding

[e1cnr]

here is a nickel similar at Heritage

I still can't see a reverse of yours

and what I see is rather small for my aging eyes

 

http://coins.ha.com/itm/errors/1984-p-jefferson-nickel-broadstruck-on-a-dime-planchet-with-obverse-indent-ms67-ngc/a/1175-5348.s