1964 Dime - Doubled?

Thanks for your help, to better identify the issue I made some close ups of the obverse and reverse, because I spot something on both sides.

Thanks again for your help.

Alessandro

Thanks, after posting I read Coop's link and I think I understand how it happens. My only doubt was on the "in god we trust" that was different than the rest.
Do you think I should scrap it for silver or has some kind of numismatic value?
Thanks.
A.

You are concentrating on the edges of the devices. On a doubled die the centers of the devices are enlarged:

Note the spread on this DDO? Where is it. Its not on the edges of the devices, it is on the centers of the devices:

Note on the next two sets of images, the DDO is not as strong as other areas of the doubling. These areas show less/little spread. This is common on a stronger doubled die. Because the hub was more correct on alignment/or not hub distorted to create one area stronger and others weaker. The class one with the rotations of the hubbing show the doubled dies better.


1960 DDO:


Note how much wider than normal these devices are? Where is the spread? On the center area of the devices.







Note again the doubling is not on the outside edges of the devices, but on the centers of the devices.
Hopefully seeing more examples will help. Keep in mind that the Motto on Dimes and Quarters distort a lot, as the die ages.