Nope. It's an 1882 "Heavy 2". Sure fire way to know it isn't is the date logotype for 1883 is much wider than the one for 1882. On the 1883 there is almost enough room for another digit between the 8 and the 3. On the 1882 the 8 and 2 are close together as on this coin. You can't have an 83/2 without the 1883 logotype.
This is an 1883/2 (there are 5 different varieties) notice how much space there is between the digits.
On a genuine 1883/2, the numeral 2 is very subtle and not prominent like the example shown here. Looking forward to what the experts have to say. Most likely just a plain 1882 with wear.
The 1882 with the filled 2 is somewhat common. It's been leaving unfilled hopes and dreams for many, you aren't the first. Legit attributed 1883/2 are actually rather scarce and there are probably hundreds of this filled 2 for every 3/2 found.
And a lot of dealers try to sell 1882 heavy 2's as 83/2's. So as mentioned real 83/2's are scarce, and many of the ones listed for sale aren't the real thing.
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