1964 lmc

@Pickin and Grinin
How does this coin look is it just well struck or something else

 

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These are all 64 but total 3 diffrent coins that all look diffrent to me @Pickin and Grinin

 

@Pickin and Grinin heres 1 more 64 View attachment 802162 View attachment 802163

 

I had to add the front to this one looks like blocked double letters

 

You have definitely got the photos under control. Learning the die characteristics will get you much further.
The first is a well struck cent, earlier die state, circulated but not much damage. The second is a much later die state. See the ghostly image of Lincoln in the field of the reverse. This is called indirect design transfer. the third is slightly worn, IMO this was weakly struck, not much detail in the memorial.
For future reference, when posting it is usually the best to also post a photo of the obv. and post them consecutively if there are multiple coins..

Here are some references
http://doubleddie.com/1834404.html
http://www.error-ref.com/
There is a lot of material to read here and will surely help you moving forward.

Nothing stands out with the 64's as being worth more than face value.

 

Yeah ive read it many times lol and when i said many i mean many.
Ty all pictures
Question about split s sherifs this is a 1968 d is that one of them on states 2nd s?

 

@Pickin and Grinin think i just found one my first without guessing lol it isn't a big one probably common one 1968 d wwho 1 is that still a ddo though? Does it add value?

 

That hubbing created multiple working dies, so even though it's not valuable. It's a good catch.

 

Ok @Pickin and Grinin this be last post tonight tired walking to store lol why is the 1968 d America letters wierd at the bottoms?

 

That is usually the result of die deterioration.