1989-P Roosevelt Dime Clashed And Polished Late Die Stage

Cool to see one of your overlay images, and then the real example!

Not sure how to separate LDS/VLDS. The radial flow lines on both sides are severe. The obverse looks worse, IGWT is eroding like wet sand. On the reverse, the holes in the A's are closing, but the O and D in ONE DIME still look entirely legible.

Me I do not see Die Clash, but I was never good on this.

For the stage yes I can state sure it is an VLDS with no doubt. Do was the last coin strike with this Die? perhaps.

I'm not really seeing a clash either (unless the die was rotated a little.) The forehead should show up a bit lower on the reverse at the end on the olive branch (according to your over lay)
However, the dies here are very worn and tired - I'll go with VLDS.

Here's an image with the areas marked to show what looks like clash marks to me. Each one is raised above the surrounding fields. @Dearborn... I think it's not as much rotated as it is misaligned.

This coin's die stage shows just how far the mint is (was?) willing to push the dies beyond their working life.

Thanks for all of the replies! I'm trying to build a database of my collection with new detailed images, and I'll include your observations in the notes section.