Jamaican Error Coin?

I found this Jamaican coin in a lot I bought off of ebay. It looks to me like it has damage that happened in the mint. I guess my questions are:

1. Is this an error coin?
2. Is there a market for foreign error coins?
3. Should I get it slabbed and graded?
4. Who loves ya, baby?
5. Why do we park on driveways and drive on parkways?

Obviously the last two are just for fun, but I really would like answers and opinions on the first three.

 

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I can't see the pic (if there is any)

 

We need some pictures to help you.

 

http://www.cointalk.com/members/danfierce70/albums/498/7831.jpg

Sorry. I forgot to post the pic link.

 

No pics!
"everybody loves me baby"-Don Mclean

 

Picture is too small to be sure but it looks like post mint damage, possibly corrosion?

Richard

 

Dan:
I can't tell anything from that.

Sorry.

 

You need a lot bigger picture. But, it looks like maybe some solder or the like was dripped on it.

 

I think that guy has a tumor growing on his head. LOL! I can't say if it is an error or not, but I would say that there isn't that big of a market for these (could be wrong) and if it isn't a rare error (which I am guessing that this isn't) then I wouldn't waste the money on getting it slabbed. Cant really tell from the pics what it is. Maybe a die break or planchet defect. If I had to chose, I would guess a die break, but once again can't really be for sure based on your pics.

 

Looks like zinc corrosion to me. I bet you these coins are made close to the same ingredients that we use for our pennies.