1975 D Cent (Reverse) - Array Of Damage

I would like to see what the obverse looks like.

The one side may be affected. What I want to see if the rims.

I apologize for this tardy response; my internet connection went down moments after posting this thread.
To my eyes, the obverse does not show an imperfection. Although I do not specifically see anything showing a transfer from one side to another, the reverse has two concave impressions which do align themselves with the impression of Lincoln on the obverse. I appreciate the help identifying the likely cause of the error, and further appreciate anything else that my be yet to come.

The coin weighs 3.06 grams which I believe is within acceptable tolerances; its thickness appears normal by comparisons well. I assumed this was a Greaser but wondered how it affected the coin so drastically. Thank you for your response.

Thank you. I suppose clean is its own kind of dirty when it comes to a coin; this one has been so soiled. In spite of its filthy shine, I see beauty underlying the err, and believe it will ultimately prevail the man's sin; whomever cleaned her. I admit being novice regarding collectable coins, and if side-by-side, just dumb enough to choose that which shines. But a legion like me ensures there's a market for even clean coins; until we each learn to lament her clean state, or instead convert misnomer to profit.

Might be a Greaser but looks more to me like a weak strike. (Frankly until I saw the weight he posted I was thinking thin planchet.) The missing detail and the "concave" areas on the rev are typical of a low pressure strike or thin planchet where there isn't enough metal to fully bring up the design details. Lincoln on the obverse also shows some weakness as well which again makes me believe it is a low pressure strike.