A broadstrike? no I don't think that is the case here. Maybe a MAD or off center strike but not enough to add any value. I would have to see the reverse to determine if it is a MAD though.
Broad strike coins will be thinner and larger than the intended size. It appears that this is not the case.
Quote:What Do Broad Struck Coins Look Like?
Broadstrike coins have substantial abnormalities — so they're rather easy to identify:
They're usually thinner and wider than normally struck coins.
They will usually have an incomplete edge with a missing or misshapen rim.
There will probably be a lot of extra space between the inscriptions found near the rim of the coin (like the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" as seen on the obverse of a
Lincoln Cent) and the edge of the coin.
They may be off-centered a bit or perfectly centered — though all of the design must be present in order for it to classify as a true broadstruck coin.
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