1984 Lincoln Cent PMD All, Some, Or None?

wow, very odd here.
Need to know if the 'thing' on the obverse is raised or incuse.
The 3 lines on the reverse look incuse and I can see metal welling up at the edges - indicating some sort of damage.
Not sure what is going on the the other obverse thing that covers the date and part of the lower bust[ shr]
The obverse is intriguing though.

Note on all of the affected areas, there is a wave of where the metal was moved post strike. A sure sign of Post Strike Damage.

I agree with coop, scrape marks where metal was moved it is a PMD

Have to agree, PMD.

Beautiful toner!
Excellent images as always.

Hmmm... Most likely PSD but ....

-The obverse incuse linear area isn't caused by shears since there are no opposing cut marks directly opposite on the reverse. Something else maybe.

-The reverse isn't out of round at all.

-The continuation of bays 9,10, & 11 to the south is odd for a couple of reasons. (Is that an amoeba-shaped metal fold inside the continuation of bay 11?) The texture of the metal in the continuation of these bays looks consistent with the unaffected areas. And they seem to stop exactly at the base of the building/steps.
-Areas below columns 7 & 8 are incuse but, oddly, the texture is consistent with other surface bumps.

I would keep it for informational purposes if nothing else.

Ha, me too!

PP55- Thanks, I didn't think it was out of round myself. Here's a couple more pics of the area around the date. It's hard to argue that the metal doesn't look "pushed" but I think it might not be here. Also, how does the metal get "pushed" but not go out of round? Perhaps the split plating is making things look pushed?

I see nothing but post-strike damage. The vertical furrows in the Memorial terminate abruptly at its base, which is an indicator that this happened after the strike.

Like Pete says how with that much damage across the nose, why would it not be pushed out on the reverse? The only thing I got is maybe it was placed on top of another cent off center rev to rev and then hit with a dull chisel. The continuing columns are the result of the columns from the other cent impressed into the reverse. And the damage on the date is another hit or 2 but not as hard. Or maybe not. That's how my mind works.