Anyone Familiar with this error , on Lincolns Teenage years cent not the left hand but yea u guessed

It's clearer I'm gonna find another I was looking on some my 2009 , Lincoln Teenage years, and glanced over at the Right .and wham ,! He has as Jim Carrey Did in Bruce almighty have to. Many fingers ! and Abe didn't lie ?? So let me see if I can get a pic up

 

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not clear enough to see anything

 

is that any better?

 

I can't tell anything in your pictures. There are multiple extra digit DDR's for this cent though. As for it being an RPM, that is impossible since it stands for Repunched Mint Mark.

 

You keep posting a picture with a shadow in the area in question. Get some better lighting and a picture of the entire Reverse side of the Cent. It's a bit blurry also.

That 2009 Cent is known as the Formative Years issue - quote "Formative years in Indiana: this design features a young Lincoln reading while taking a break from rail splitting. It was designed and sculpted by Charles Vickers, and released on May 14, 2009" closed quote

And you should of posted this thread in the Error Coins Forum to maybe get better views and responses. You posted in Coin Chat which is ok but your are asking a question about a Variety/Error Coin.

 

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K I'll get the hang of it thanks

 

Are you taking the pics with a phone? If so, try backing off a bit and then crop the pic to show just the coin. Be sure to keep the surface of your coin parallel to the camera lens.

 

Ole Abe certainly lied, and figuratively speaking, gave many undeserving fingers, but what does this have to do with a coin?

As for the supposed anomaly, perhaps this would be a better start, and more that will benefit you more in the long run ....

http://doubleddie.com/60701.html

Spend some quality time comparing your coin to the shown known varieties, and attempt to exactly (not just close or similar) match yours to any you find and feel may be it. Use markers. When you come up with something, present it to the board along with better photos; as you'll see, there are a LOT of LP2 DDRs, so asking/expecting anyone to identify yours, if even a variety, off the top of their head is a tall order, even with much bether photos. If you get stuck, ask for help, but showing a willingness to do the work will help you more than cutesy comparisons to ten year old movies.