What's your guy's take on this one?

Looks like there's multiple errors on this one.

 

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First of all the images should be "FULL Images" not thumbnail.
So with out better images I would say it is post mint damage.

 

Looks like it could be struck with a Capped Die.
Do you know the weight of your coin?

 

no opinion, unless you can get some clearer pictures and post them full size

 

Intriguing. You just might have something there.

 

Calling on @paddyman98 or @Fred Weinberg . This very interesting and I' like to know the issue here. Errors??

 

The Reverse side has a Finned Rim.
The Obverse I believe was struck with a Capped Die is @alurid stated.
Neat.

 

if weight is right, then it's not been tampered with.

http://www.error-ref.com/full-uniface-strike/
full uniface strike
Also some call it a full indent.

it's not the cupped uniface broadstrike, the 2nd coin in this scenario, where that one could become a capped die, this one pictured would be the one that was seated in the collar.

a capped die, and I'm no expert, doesn't display such a flat blank side, there's some level of cupping or "bowling" effect.

and yeah, I'd really appreciate better pictures of it if you could

 

@JCro57
Take a look also.

 

If you got this from change nice find!!!.

 

Uniface Obv. strike -

another planchet was laying on
top of this planchet when it was
struck.

The other coin will have a uniface
reverse, and a normal obverse,
probably with finned rims too.

(from the striking pressure and there
being two planchets in the collar.)

 

I would appreciate better photos so we can all see the details.

 

The wire rim on the obverse side leads me to believe it is geniine

 

Awesome Find there !

 

Good find! Congrats. You got a winner there.

 

i see a very rough outline of Roosevelt and would have guessed differently. Glad Fred Weinberg chimed in!

 

Appears the OP is a "hit and miss" member that doesn't follow the forum regularly. Hasn't been on since this post.