3 coins I found, a pretty, and 2 possible errors?

The 1918p wheat was just a shocker to find it in this condition,
But one coin also looks like maybe somebody punched it with machinery hard just curious,
But the 3rd one has a raised rim
I havent looked into these kinds of things, any advice?
Thank you!

 

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1918: Cleaned

1942: Damaged

1945: Damaged

 

Damaged and from circulation still there wheaties.

 

Thank you for the information, I didnt want to sell anything that was inaccurate, I appreciate this community and your help so much!

 

Looks like the 1942 was shot a few times with a bb gun. That 1918 almost looks fake to me.

 

the 1918 was polished with something.

 

Agreed!

The 1945 looks like it may have been "spooned".

 

Polished and damaged but welcome to CT.

 

1918, rim is proof-like but no proofs were struck that year, so ? PMD?
1942, shot with BB or pellet gun, PMD, post mint damage, worth 1¢.
1945, edge damage to raise the rim. Spooned or dryer coin. Again, NAV, no added value.
In other words, you have three wheat back cents. The 1918 may bring more than face value to someone wanting it, but the others, worth 2¢ in my opinion.

 

1918 cleaned but still a nice find in the wild the other 2 well fun to find but the damage ruins them totaly

 

Thank you for all the other replies too. I forgot about dryer coins and knowing a bb gun can make those Marks, I learn more hear than watching a certain couch youtuber. Thanks again!!!!