1992 P Close AM This Gotta Count As One Found Out Of Bank Roll

yep, it is a WAM

Yes, WAM it is.

In 1993 the Mint modified the Lincoln Memorial reverse design which differed from the prior reverse design for all Lincoln cents (circulation strike and proof strike) struck from 1989 through 1992 (LMRD-006). In 1993 the reverse side design of both business strikes and proof coins transitioned from the Wide AM as normally found on 1992 and prior cents to a Close AM design. However a few 1992 cents were produced with the newer Close AM design of 1993 instead.

It should be called 1992 (Reverse of 1993). the Close AM/Wide AM 1992 have different FG initials on the reverse. So you will notice the Wide AM (normal) 1992 (and a 1991 Lincoln reverse for example) if you look at it has the Wide AM image of the FG - it has a serif on the G. It is this extra metal that points back to the left and is also closer to the base of the monument and the F is closer to touching. If you look at the 1992 Close AM or 1993 it has the Close AM image FG which looks different and easy to tell apart once you know the difference in the two. Hope that helps. Your example has the serif normal for a Wide AM that is normal for 1992