1964-D LMC - Doubling At Throat?

I suppose that the word 'recut' would work, even though it might not be accurate.

FlipOfACoin -- I think you could easily sell the coins -- provided each one comes with a reprint of coppercoins explanation. You two work out the details. It's all about marketing.

Thanks to you all for the education! Pretty soon I'm going to start sounding like I know something when I go to my coin club meetings.

coppercoins--you're right, I was calling it MD simply because I know it isn't actual die doubling. That's an error on my part.

Still a mystery though. I would say I find more '64s with the strange doubling than without.

coppercoins I didn't mean to imply that the coins would be worth anything to collectors --- EXCEPT for us newbies. The actual coin -- along with a copy of the explanation -- would be reference materials.

I am certain that I have examples of MD and probably some other common 'errors' or varieties, but I can only compare what I have in hand to photos and I cannot be certain.

I suppose I am a bit impatient as this seems to be taking forever for me to learn. Also, {poor, pitiful me) the only coin that I've ever seen with real doubling is the 1955 cent -- a little out of reach for me (since I blow my coin budget on silver).

Searching for errors and such gives me something fun to do but it isn't easy to learn.