Frankly speaking, it looks live the 200 mark piece actually is quite worn or mutilated. I do not see any type of error on it. It is so called PMD (post mint damage)
I agree on the second one, but have to say that this is also quite common on these pieces. It will not get a high premium, but still is an interesting piece to discuss the way coins were made and what can go wrong during this minting process.
I agree on the second one, but have to say that this is also quite common on these pieces. It will not get a high premium, but still is an interesting piece to discuss the way coins were made and what can go wrong during this minting process.

























