2000-P Sacagawea Error?

That is a small die hip on the nose.
The rest just appears to be circulation wear and damage.

Ok again still new so again confusion happens. Small die chip at the tip of nose? New to me that would be PMD in my head as apparently stuff can get chipped and struck post mint as some of my finds have been. I was trying to decipher if on the bridge of nose there is a blob of metal and then on chin. Homie trying to determine how something that looks like a chip is classified as a "die chip" but something like those two blobs of mole looking metal are post mint. Not trying to be rude just trying to figure out how a blob of metal in randomly placed spots is post mint, just like the diamond shapes on the 79 SBA. There so perfectly shaped as if it was done at mint during strike. Not like someone just wants to take the time to punch random holes on a coin and at the same time make them look like an error. Again, just my thoughts and I appreciate all the advice just trying to understand this whole error coin process