Welcome to Coin Talk. I couldn't find a match on the major sites that list doubled die coins. Check your coins on these sites: 1) https://doubleddie.com/980499.html 2) http://www.varietyvista.com/09b WQ Vol 2/DDRs 1965.htm
I did check the doubledie, but I didn't know about varietyvista. I will have to check them out! I actually posted this one because i know that they discover new errors sometimes blah blah blah and it doesn't look anything like machine doubling to me. The specifics of coin collecting are baffling! But I am going to learn it 100%, and I appreciate your input!
I vote for die deterioration also. The more the dies are used, the more worn the areas become, allowing the metal to spread and appear to be doubled.
Thank you all for the input! Every example of this type of thing that is confirmed makes it easier to spot it as opposed to true doubling.
