Recently I discovered that in a 1960-P mint set was a one cent, of the large date persuasion. I was immediately interested while studying the specimen. Starting with some obvious doubling indicated by split serifs in the date. (NOTE: Doubling clearly visible on the date - East Northeast on the 0 running around all the way to North Northwest & beginning at the start of the centermost section of the 6) It would seem to be otherwise unique when held to a comparison with the varieties documented by the most extensive of available reference databases. I may have missed one somewhere, but that is why I bring it to you all, prior to submitting images to those databases for proper documentation. I need to get home and take some better images, but my signal is shoddy out there so its a matter of proper preparation prior to departure so that new images need not be taken. One day I'll get the idea. For added clarity this is a 1960 P Large Date, Business Strike specimen found amongst coins in a single 1960 P United States Mint Set.
Your pictures are hard to tell but it does look like you might have something,yes get better pictures when you can.
