1964-D Lincoln Cent

Very interesting pic. Looking forward to the experts here in this field for an opinion.

What's a double "Crosslet"? and if so, is it of any premium value on a coin?

Hey coop, here's my pic of "lib". I don't have the bar under the "L" like yours. I guess I'll have to keep looking. Thanks for the info.
jp324

Okay, here's a case of 'it is' but 'it isn't'.

This is a doubled die, but they are so common and so minor, nobody lists them as collectible. Delma K. Romines tried listing all of them back in the 1980s and the list grew to nearly a hundred different dies. Nobody was really interested in spending a premium to try collecting what amounts to nothing much, so James Wiles delisted most of them in part due to lack of marker photos and good identification information, but also to 'clean up' the files a bit and focus on the truly scarce coins that should have a catalog number and a premium value associated with them.

Bottom line - this is a 'too minor to bother with' doubled die.

Those that have the bar under the L along with the crosslet doubling are a different story, as are the ones that have a stronger crosslet doubling along with some doubling in TRUST. They have more than one pick-up-point (place with doubling) so they are more collectible, more valuable, and easier to identify.