Is this DD small over large date 1960 penny?

Hi, I like to hear your opinions about this coin and the exact value of that, if it is possible, please!

 

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What do you mean by DD?
Dunkin Donuts?

 

DD means double die!

 

No.

 

I never heard of a double die.. But there is such a thing as a Doubled Die. Which yours is not.
Doubled die is a term in numismatics used to refer to a duplication of design elements on a working die created due to a misalignment of the die or hub during the hubbing process.

 

In mint mark D clearly shows the doubling. Did you notice in a large magnified picture?
By the way thanks for the corrections.

 

Pre 1990 Mint Marks are never Doubled Die. They cannot be. Why? Because they were hand punched onto the Die. It can be a RPM though.. That would be a Repunched Mint Mark D/D or D over D

 

However, it shows D over D or small D over Large D. Do you agree?

 

See this page regarding 1960 D mint marks.
http://www.varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/RPMs 1960D (1-60).htm

 

Here's the overdate .

 

No. Where is it?

 

Welcome to CT @Teran. I only see a normal, well circulated 1960D cent. No DD or abnormal MM IMO.

 

You have to zoom in

 

Like this?


Looks blurry.

 

but small D over large D is visible

 

He made 2 threads on this. I posted a pic of the large/small on the other one

 

yes, it was a mistake on the first one not putting the pictures then I added. Thanks for your posts.

 

Looks like a perfectly normal D IMO

 

That's not the way it works.
Large date over small date only refers to the date.. Not the mint mark.

 

1960/1960 sm/lg date with WideRPM D