1999 Lincoln Memorial Multiple FG's Die Clash

Sorry too many photos too confusing ,couldn't see any clashes, unless you are referring to the shadow in front of the FG that looks like a Die Deterioration Doubling.

In the second picture of the reverse if you zoom in where fg's at you'll see another FG at the top of it it's not completely full ft but it's partial you can see the f and then at the bottom of that after the curved line and that's where the top of the G starts from

Sorry om doing the talk text and for some reason it hears me say Ft instead of FG but I I mean FG

With all due respect, please type your sentences in a readable format so that we can understand what you are explaining. I was absolutely lost in your original post. Based on your pictures, I see nothing but the initial stages of a rotted out zinc Lincoln with bubbled plating on the Reverse. There may be some MD or DDD on the designer's initials which is normal, best I can tell from your pics, and the only 1999 Lincoln Cent that has any value, or worth a premium, is the WAM variety.

No. The area you circled would be post mint damage. Your coin basically took a hit and displaced metal above the designer's initials and inadvertently made an impression that may look like a letter. DDD, and MD, will be right next to, touching, and mirroring the devices.