2013 D Cent With Another Date And Mint Mark?

Hello, Unclefester & to the Community! ... I like your ID ... (Munster fan here) ...
...You've posted your question in the wrong forum, you'll neet to post here: http://goccf.com/f/5 ...
...Also, your pic is a bit blurry, & you'll need to post sharper focused pics ... also, along with good close ups, you'll need to post more pics of the entire coin, obverse & reverse ...
...there are tutorials here on what is accepted, & I apologize for complaining ... ...
...this may seem a little laborious, but it's not really difficult, once you catch on ...
...what you are showing (on the penny) seems to have been done post-minting ( Post Mint Damage, or, PMD ), but I'm no expert here ...
...there's a lot of helpful, knowledgeable folks here willing to help ...
again, WELCOME & look forward to your contributions ... John from Tennessee ...

Looks like a vise job to me, PMD not an error.
John1

Looks like a Vise Job. PMD. https://www.error-ref.com/squeeze-j...-garage-job/

I was skeptical as well believing just about anything can be faked nowadays, until I couldn't find any type of tool mark or any real type of damage to the reverse image shouldn't that PMD leave some kind of scuff or do....something ? I just find it difficult to think that there would not be done kind of collateral damage to the image

Also if a coin has more than one type of error, be it machine error or DD or any kind of different error, what error family does the coin get placed in? Also it just occurred to me that if it was some PMD wouldnt it be over the mint image and not under it? Just a thought. And a thank you Mr whiskers and j from T for the directory assistance

That coin is nowhere near MS68.
John1