Greenstang

This is the same post that you have in the US and World Coins Forum. It is only necessary to post it once.

Don't know, can't open link. Can you post pictures?

Nice find but if your marking your 2x2, it's not a cud, it's a die chip known as a BIE die chip. A cud involves the rim of a coin.

Sorry but what you have is three damaged nickels worth a total of fifteen cents.
Don't believe everything you read on a website. Most of these "valuable coin" stories are just made up to take advantage of unsuspecting newcomers. If you have a coin you think is an error, post a picture of both sides on this forum and someone will be able to help you determine whether it is or not.
Remember though, it is only an error if it happens during the striking of the coin, anything else that happens after that is just damage.

Pictures would help but I doubt it is fake. The minimum weight for an Indian Head is 2.98g so yours is .04g underweight.

Regardless of colour, it can't be on a 1 cent planchet as it has full rims. A cent planchet is smaller and there is not enough metal to form rims.
Here is an example of a Nickel on Cent planchet. Also note consistent copper colour.

No. It would cost much more for grading than what the coin is worth.
The missing "E" is from a partially filled grease die and doesn't really add any value.
 

I can't figure it out either, I don't think it could be a die gouge.  Possibly deep scratches that have displaced the metal?
Here is an overlay of that section.
 

I can't figure it out either, I don't think it could be a die gouge.  Possibly deep scratches that have displaced the metal?
Here is an overlay of that section.
 

Well said Just Bob
As far as I am concerned,  I am through trying to help this individual. From now on I will no longer be answering to anymore of his posts. No sense trying to help someone who doesn't want to be helped and can only see what they want to see.

Welcome to the Forum.
It looks like a couple of deep scratches along with some damage. PMD

.It's called a "Magicians Coin". Two different year cents are pieced together.
They show up periodically on the coin forums. Sometimes you can buy them on eBay.
 

Really nice pictures, by the way.

Ok tengo k pesar la moneda

Those are all the common Large Dates.

Help me out I’m trying to be better.

Thank you sir

Any particular topics? I ask because I urge all new collectors other than world coin collectors to get the so-called "Red Book".

use *customer notes at the bottom of section 11

Not sure about you all but I report these everytime I see them.  Most often a different user but but always the same link to a .io domain (British Indian Ocean Territory).

Maybe I should get commission on any sales 😝

Welcome to the forum-
Not a uniface.
Looks to me like someone has started to make a love token and only got it partially finished.

It is a 45. The tail of the 3 on a 1943 extends down like the 9.

Your partially right but in fact there are 1990 Proof Cents with no MM. They were made by accident and there are believed to be less than 200 in existence.
This photo will also show what an actual Proof looks like.

Well said Just Bob
As far as I am concerned,  I am through trying to help this individual. From now on I will no longer be answering to anymore of his posts. No sense trying to help someone who doesn't want to be helped and can only see what they want to see.