1982 Copper LD Is This An Double Die Reverse. I See Two S's

That is a classic linear plating bubble plus those bumps all over are from the same issue of the copper and the zinc separating. A double strike would be when this coin would be struck once with the dies, but somehow got put back into the striking chamber and would have received a second strike from the dies. That would be a double strike, but your coin does not show any evidence of that happening. The date also looks to be a large date.

Nope the aren't budging, took a toothpick tip to them no pop

1982 LD copper plated zinc core with a plating blister. Also,the proper term is doubled die, just sayin'
John1

These are not bubbles. They are plated over zinc dust. Thus affecting the coins surface. This was an issue for many years until they realized the issue of the plating over the dust. Why they don't flatten. spendable change unless you need it for hole filler in your album. But better ones can be found.