1960-D Franklin 'Error?'

Looks like Machine Doubling damage to me. You can see where the devices are looking pushed toward the rim. Some devices have the crimped look in that location.

First off:
To CCF

Doubled dies/hubs are one of the more difficult
areas of coin variety study to the beginner or for that matter
most of us :) You will see terms like Machine Doubling (MD)
for short as the world loves acronymns :) DDO )doubled die obverse, DDR same as above but on the "Reverse" plus regular die as well as hub doubling. Once you get familiar with using this site and getting accustomed you can do a search and find much info about them. There are many lists available online that show pics. of the various DDO's and DDR's etc. Look at them and compare different coins that you find to those pics and after a while you will see the differences and attributes of a genuine DDO / DDR versus doubling that was caused by lets say a mechanical problem such as a loose die or the machinery used to mint coins.
A true DDO / DDR is actually caused from the doubling already
being on the die when the die was made. People make mistakes at times. I never make Mistrakes though :) not from a normal die that moves around and causes doubling on the coins decvices during the striking process. Have fun looking and learning. You can learn something new every day on here. I know I do

The die was probably not solid on all edges and only a part was moving. From strike to strike the doubling is different from strike to strike: