64 D Roosevelt Dime Strong Doubling On Reverse MD?

CONECA has 18 different DDR 1964-D Roosevelts listed.

Yours looks like one of them.You should send them all to be looked at by James Wiles of CONECA.

Since the doubling appears to be counterclockwise on the lettering,this may be a FS-802

NGC POP for a 64-D FS-802 is a mere 3 coins.

many Roosevelts that look like Machine Doubling are really DDR coins.

I recently found a 1964-P DDR FS-802 which NGC graded in MS63 condition.

NGC POP 1/0 PCGS POP 2/0

Heres a couple of more pictures.The die crack from the leaf to the letter "E" in the above photo ID's the FS-802 for 1964-P.

The first two pictures look like a doubled die to me. I agree with coppercoins and joey. That last two, it's hard to tell. Nice find. You said you had more?

Thanks for the input.
Yes, I do have more. I'll take a closer look and post some more photos.

Also a doubled die.

I'm on the fence. The first example (1984) and the example "D" could be class I DDRs as opposed to Machine Doubling, but I sure wish the pics were big enough to see a notch somewhere to be certain. The example C appears to be Machine Doubling.

I would send images, then the coins to Wiles over a any TPG to be certain they are a DDR that NGC slabs.

Okay...too many coins here...

the first coin posted is definitely a doubled die, as is the one marked "D".

Both the coin marked "C" and the coin marked "A" are Machine Doubling - no doubt.

There are fundamental differences between the doubled dies and the Machine Doubling. Go back and look at the coins closely and you should be able to immediately spot the differences.