1865 2 Cent Shield That Looks Too Good To Be True

Is there an easy way to tell? Aside from them being red.

Also I think pics outside of the 2x2 would be more useful.

Can't tell if cleaned or possibly very late die state. The surfaces are very corroded, especially the reverse. My first reaction was harsh cleaning, but the others' observations make me reserve judgment pending further photos.
Your lighting is very bright, but this looks like it could go RB rather than RD.
Common date MS 2 cents are not very expensive. Last year I bought an MS65RB CAC 1864 large motto on ebay for about $475. You can get a lot of coin for the money in this series, especially at grades under MS65. I personally would choose a different coin, unless you get a particularly good deal on this one.

Here is out of the flip and on a black background. Having a hard time not getting so much light on coin, my phone is picking up light from kitchen light.

Hold the coin on the edge between your index finger and thumb, and tilt the coin back and forth under light. You are looking for hairline scratches. The hairlines in the field areas are the easiest to spot. In one of your photos there looks like what could be hairlines to the right of the date up to the T in Trust. Scratches are below the surfaces and die polish lines are above the surface. On copper color is important compare the red color to a red coin in a TPG.

Here are the last two pictures I'll subject everyone to. Nice sunny day to bring out whatever I can for details. I appreciated all the input from everyone.