UK 5 pence 2001 KM 988. A bad case of machine doubling ? A die shift error [решено]

I found this 2001 5 pence UK coin. Which looks like a bad case of machine doubling. Only on the side of the Queen. There is an extra line all around her.
normal doubling

even the breading looks doubled, looks like more than doubled


But the other side looks normal.
Your thoughts - thank you

Daryl: That is a sweet example of machine doubling. I have no idea how that happened. Maybe it is heavy die deterioration doubling as frequently seen on chromium plated dies that have had the plating wear out in the area of greatest stress (in this case - the edges of design where metal flows around corners into the cavities).

I will look into it further or if other members might know. Ed

Hey Ed thank you. I put in your envelop With the Austria one

I found a really bad US 1cent with ghosting. Got it yesterday in change. The odd thing is I got at the same gas station. Well let me explain , This is the fourth time I got a coin in change there. All 1900 to 1920 after someone in the family dies. Kind of odd

I would keep going to that same gas station for gas, gum ,candy or anything else.

Would the error maybe be called die shift?

http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-errors-varieties.php?error=die-shift&id=14

Цитата: "Beekeeper"​Would the error maybe be called die shift?
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​http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-errors-varieties.php?error=die-shift&id=14

I would agree ​ thanks beekeeper

Allred1950,

It looks like a fake 5p. Have you checked the weight?

Thank you Ed ,and Beekeeper. Die shift , well Ed hope you don't have one.

Hey bam777 weight it first off. Comes in at 3,22 on my scale, should be 3.25. So that is good. Here is the back

And it looks normal