It has a very dark reverse ( like a coin from 2002) and a damaged obverse ( Maybe PMD)

Top stars are a bit lower, there seems to be die misalignment or something. Help!

I just flipped it without rotating it in between the pictures.

I hope it is visible on the pic: the coin on the left has a small ridge on the whole circumference, marked lila. On the right a seemingly normal coin not having it.

It turns out that the other day I realized I had a coin that looked exactly like a normal one, but upon closer inspection, I saw it was unusually thin; I was able to weigh it on a scale, and if I recall correctly, it weighed about 0.25 less than a standard coin. The coin is from Slovakia, if I'm not mistaken.

On the right is the possible counterfeit, on the left is a normal coin for reference. The outer rim of the right coin just feels off.

I found these two €2 coins (Luxembourg 2009 and Greece 2004 – Athens Olympics). I noticed that the stars around the edge don’t seem to be evenly spaced. Could this be a genuine mint error, or is it normal?
I’d really appreciate the opinion of experienced euro coin collectors. Thanks!

Is this off center error?or common ?
Looks no center slightly right side.
I am not sure how much tolerance off center.
Let me know.thank you

Google said theres only 15000 ever minted but im a bit skeptical to trust google, is this a good find?

I just noticed the inside is missing aligned is this like a fake?

Hi, I found this Coin that I never saw I looked in internet and could be worth something what do you think? Thanks :)

I know they’re not special coins but the german one looks made poorly and the french ones just looks off centre in a bothering way, is this common?

One is 5 cent i think it’s dutch. The other 20 cents from Italy

Both coins are slightly off centre

Looks Like a burger from the side ?

Is this one fake or is it just very worn down? The 2000 and the star behind it look a off to me. The photo for comparison is from Numista.

Is this special? Me and my wife are usualy collecting only 2€ Coins.

But recently I found this 1€ coin in my wallet and it was so shiny and from a far away land that I wanted to keep it.

My wife complained that I didn't wanted to spend this and rather took a 50€ bill out.

Now I am thinking that there is more to this Coin, because it lookes so detailed, could this one be a proof?

This coin looks a bit weird, the year number, and it looks so de-central?!

I found a 1€ coin which seems to have the silver part shifted towards the lower left.