1982 SD Penny Double Nose? Is It.

When you see doubling on the profile of the bust it is usually machine damaged. Other times it could be die abrasion to remove a clash. But either way the price is the same, what it says on the reverse.

That has a nice clean die state on the reverse. Now if it were a doubled die, it would raise the value for it. The clear definition of the devices/fields makes these so appealing when you know what to look for. Just a small percentage of the cents look like this. Most of the time we find the MDS-VLDS as they make up the larger percentages of the coins.

Note the area between the edge of the devices to the rim. You can see die wear here first. Note the examples of the progression of die wear in image above.