1947 Lincoln Wheat Cent - How many Mint Errors can you find? Appreciate any help identifying...

Ok so I found a 47' Wheaty while hunting the other day, (Good day actually, I came across several interesting errors and varieties I think my fellow "numisfanatics" here might find relatively interesting), anyway, besides the Lamination, would this also be a:

Multiple Strike(s) - Based on the huge "UNITED" imprinted vertically on Lincoln's Vest, in addition to a few other Letters on the Obverse?, as well as the large partial date, namely, the "9" on the upper-right side on the Reverse? (Note: Although it may be difficult to see in the photographs attached heretofore, at least one or two other digits appear next to the "9"), and/or;

Broadstrike - Due to the relatively large "stretch" of metal visible on the upper-left of the obverse and the lower-right of the reverse?, and/or;

Brockage - As a result, of the various possible mirror image design impressed on the opposite side of subject coin?

Finally, I greatly appreciate any insight from our experienced and esteemed members as to a proper way to identify the errors present on this cent and whether it is worth possibly having attributed? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!

 

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PMD - Post Mint Damage
Incused and backwards lettering were added after it left the US Mint. Using a workshop vice.

Not Broadsruck nor Brockage. Just altered.

Unfortunately.. Not a mint error of any kind.
http://www.error-ref.com/squeeze-job-or-vice-job-or-garage-job/

Paddyman.. 34 years mint error collector.

 

All I see is a lot of post-mint damage.

Chris

 

Damage damage damage damage. Nothing more.

 

Erf! Keep the enthusiasm though! Next one is out there somewhere.

 

Here is sime good information I read today
https://coinweek.com/coins/error-coins/jeff-garrett-collecting-error-coins/

 

Zero mint errors

 

You put a lot of work and effort into this thread. Your tenacity and persistence will eventually payoff!

 

No cigar, but great post. I think we all appreciate that you've done your research and show true interest in coins

 

First, Thank you Paddyman, (U DA paddyMAN!), et al., for your rapid, informative, and always a healthy sprinkle of good-natured humor!

Second, I greatly appreciate everyone's encouragement in the face of ("my") adversity!

Finally, as a wise man once said "I'll Be Back!" haha

Thank You Gentleman!