Is this a 1967 half dollar ddr? If it is help identify please

So I was messing around with my half's and I noticed that my 1967 has some doubling on the reverse mainly noticable in the words HALF DOLLAR I have spent time on variety vista looking but can't find any match's. Maybe I just I'm not looking at the right markers any help greatly appreciated.

 

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I'm not seeing any doubling but VV does list a bunch for 1967 and they are pretty minor,still silver is silver. http://varietyvista.com/12 Kennedy Halves/DDRs 1967.htm

 

I think I see some deteriorated die doubling, but that has no added value! Wait for members better at this than me though! I'm still guessing!! LOL

 

All I’m seeing is MD, Mechanical Doubling. The ALF of HALF is typical MD. It’s flat, shelflike, and has a reduction of the devices.

 

MD on HALF, no doubling seen on DOLLAR. Some die deterioration on UNITED/USA, at the tops near the rim. All told, the wear on this 40% silver Kennedy kinda relegates it to melt value only. They have to be MS to begin seeing a premium.

 

The only doubling I see is NAV or no added value doubling caused by a worn die. Also a little MD.

 

nope, not a DDR

 

I'm no expert, but that is most definitely not any type of error at all.

 

I seen nothing

 

But here's one .
It's known as Coneca DDR-006 .

 

Never look at your coins while drinking. LOL Just kidding, but I'm barely seeing any doubling of any kind. Could be the lighting on the photo. I don't know

 

…doubling of the stars…

 

The OP coin, or Ricks? I see it on Ricks, not on the OPs.

 

Me either.

 

Yes, you are so right…I should have been specific…Rick’s coin has the doubled stars…none seen on the OP coin, just the things I mentioned in post #5.

 

Easy to see the last A, in America is tripled .