miss dyed pennies, and other coins in general

I found a penny in my like mound of coins and it looks like it could be miss-dyed, does that happen in pennies? Like what should I look out for how do I know it isnt just a penny covered in crap?

 

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The mint never dyed any coins.

 

Dis-colored may be a more appropriate description. There are many reasons for that among copper cents.

 

I think he could of also meant miss-dyed as a Strike error.. Off-Center Die Strike, Misaligned Die Strike etc.

 

We'll never know what the OP meant without pictures.

 

I understand the Mis Dyed statement I was just hoping that the OP would elaborate on what he is asking because it is a little vague.

He could mean Tye Dyed as if the coin has a lot of color.
But we will never know without a photo.
Please post a photo so that we can help.
@alex7771

 

Nice pair of mis-dyed penny cufflinks:

 

Are you sure you don't mean "Thai Dyed" as in Made in Southeast Asia?

Chris

 

Slightly a different style. Thai is the origin.
I spelt it wrong.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie-dye

 

I'd buy those, but rather 1909 or 1916 obverses instead.

 

How about a dyed thigh?