Indian Head Cent with odd error

I get that the obverse has an indent. But the reverse? Why is the T in CENT so large, and a bigger question, how did another T get underneath the N in CENT? Any thoughts appreciated.

 

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Your pictures didn't come through by what you say your probably looking at Ufo's or damage

 

Photos fixed, take a look again, thanks.

 

Nice clash on the reverse this coin has a lot going on it

 

That is not a Mint Error.. No clashes. Just a damaged Cent.

Just because a coin looks odd, strange, weird or different does not automatically make it a Mint Error.. Your question should be.. Is this an error or PMD?

Remember that.

 

Really?so what another cent was just pressed into this one at some point

 

Correct but not during the minting process.. Altered after it was minted.

 

@potty dollar 1878
Here is an overlay of an Indian Head Cent..
This is what you use as reference for true clashes -

 

I saw that before just forgot that the details have to match up if its not in the correct area its most likely damage/altered

 

That extra T on the reverse is odd though.

 

There is more going on with this coin. I don't know what it is but there is more.
Someone tell me how there is a T below the N in cent. Better images would be cool.
Fun coin.

 

Happen to have a website with all the modern-ish die types overlaid like that? I could use it tbh.

 

Sure!
DENOMINATIONAL OVERLAYS : Mad Die Clashes

 

Thank you so much! You have no idea how often I could have used that CRH lol!

 

Yea I'd like to know how the "T" was pressed into the fields of the coin without affecting the devices.

 

That's MD I see in the N, correct?