I am assuming that this is an example of a dryer coin, am I correct? It has a strange texture all over the obverse and reverse. If it was just the obverse I would maybe think it was struck through grease or something. But since it is both sides I am thinking it is a coin that was distorted by the heat of a dryer. Do you guys agree? Dryer coin?
A dryer coin has its rim curled over from running circles in the dryer. The heat from a drier is way too low to do anything to a coin. Your color is so off, it is hard to read your pictures, but it looks like your coin is both scratched and acid etched.
I agree with rlm. Dryer coins normally have that "spooned" look to the rim. Sometimes they can be heavily damaged if caught in the right place, but they won't look like your coin. Here's a few examples:
