Mint error or post-mint damage?

Hey everyone, I recently got a whole load of Eastern European stuff and one of the Slovakian 2 koruna coins has some sort of strange irregularity on the obverse. Is this a planchet error or is this some sort of melting damage from after it went into circulation?

Could well be clogged die error. 

Ive seen worse. 

Pardon my ignorance, where was this minted? I dont recognize the privy mark

Mr. Midnight

Could well be clogged die error. 

Ive seen worse. 

Pardon my ignorance, where was this minted? I dont recognize the privy mark

I believe it should be from Kremnitz/Kremnica. This coin doesn’t have any other mints listed on N#2485

Maybe they are different?

Sjoelund

Maybe they are different?

I can definitely see the MK in both of those

So can I, but the size of the two MK and the backgrounds are not the same.

1995 MK larger than 2001, background hollow (empty) on 1995?

Sjoelund

So can I, but the size of the two MK and the backgrounds are not the same.

 

1995 MK larger than 2001, background hollow (empty) on 1995?

time to make another difference graph on a coin page lol

silvergeek

Sjoelund

So can I, but the size of the two MK and the backgrounds are not the same.

 

1995 MK larger than 2001, background hollow (empty) on 1995?

time to make another difference graph on a coin page lol

Not really, since they are different years. Variants between years are not really of any interest to me, since, if they are recognized they should result in sub-types (KM wise), but that's not possible, so I just will let it be.