What's could this be on the reverse of my 1900 Indian cent?

I was just looking threw some more of my Indian cent's and I noticed that on the back of my 1900 Indian cent between the n and e on top there is a raised area the same height as the letter's could this be a die chip? And then I noticed on the O of one there is one chips then on the E N T of cent there is some chipping or doubling what do you think? Dose it add value?

 

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Not added Value.
To correct you. Not picking on you at all. It's through not threw and the back is called the Reverse. Also, it's Does Not Dose.

 

I think your coin has nothing but circulation damage. It has no recognizable errors that I can readily see. Due to the amount of wear and damage it has a low numismatic value.

 

This obverse damage:


Caused this reverse damage:

 

@Danomite gave you the correct answer. That damaged spot on the obverse was such a hard hit it pushed the reverse out and that caused the reverse to have that wear spot, which developed from circulation.

 

Amen, I saw the same thing immediately.

 

@Danomite beat me to it.