Full indent ?

I found this penny coin roll hunting yesterday and I’m having a hard time finding another like it , is this a full indent, if so what is it’s possible value

 

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I found this coin I believe is a full indent but I can not seem to find any examples like it

 

Damaged,the obverse has been completely ground down.Im not so sure you can even spend it so back in it goes.

 

Damaged,not an error the obverse has been completely ground down(full indent?).Im not so sure you can even spend it so back in it goes,just a half cent.

 

Nice job of grinding down the obverse and smoothing it. Damage

 

Worth half a Cent.
As mentioned it was ground down. Altered post mint.

Not a Mint Error of any kind.

 

You posted this thread twice. What he heck is a "full indent"?

 

How did I miss this thread ? I really must of been out of it yesterday !

 

Think of a normal indent. They think it is fully indented Obverse. Understandable but totally incorrect.

 

"must've" or "must have"

 

When I think of an "indent", I think of the format we once used when starting each new paragraph. I'm still lost. Maybe a photo would help.

 

I think he means , Like dented maybe ?

 

Do you mean like the corner of my rear bumper when a young girl backed into me in the parking lot because she was more intent on yakking with her girlfriend in the passenger seat than looking where she was going?

 

I guess . If that's the analogy that you can relate to .
I don't know , the OP is being silly or something .

 

Perhaps @Tom lynch can explain what he means by "full indent" since he is the one who brought it up.

 

This is an Indent/Brockage
From my collection

 

Thanks, Paddy!

 

I feel the satire here.

 

Thats 2 errors in one?

 

I wonder how much better I could do. I may try.