1928 Nickel - Is This A Double Die?

looks like circulation flattening here.

Thanks staff for moving my topic to the proper forum.
Aside from being new to this forum, I have an eye condition which makes it very difficult for me to navigate through unfamiliar websites.

I plan on getting a coin microscope so that I can take better images of my coins.

I understand what people are saying about the date and letters being flattened.

However, I cannot find any images online where the date and letters are flattened to that degree.

I also cannot find any images of some kind of line in the shape of a bar, going through two different umbers on the date.

Even with my poor image condition, you can clearly see a raised shelf in the shape of a rectangle bar starting from the top of the "2" and angling downward diagonally piercing the number "8", and you can see the bar "raised shelf" between the two numbers, and in the middle of the lower part of the number "8".

If it were not for the fact that:

1. I cannot find any images of this 1928 Nickel with in of the numbers or letters being that flat

2. That bar that goes through the "2" and "8" in the date

... I would assume what everyone is saying, that the numbers and letters are worn down flat.

At the very least, it does not explain the raised plateau that runs through the "2" and the "8".

Thank you everyone for taking the time to reply!!

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Just seeing a normal Buffalo nickel with circulation flattening and Post Mint Damage ( PMD).

to the CCF Which one do you think it is. http://varietyvista.com/index.htm