Doesn't look like it to me: http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1968&die_id=1968d1mm009&die_state=mds
Watch out about asking for help on anything that has NOT been attributed before. The answers will most likely be whatever someone can say in between bites of a bologna sandwich. The D/D has many versions and each die marker must be there .Do research and see for sure before presenting to these,ahem, experts for answers.versions One that is documented is the 1968-D DDO-002, 2-O-II-E http://www.varietyvista.com/01b LC Doubled Dies Vol 2/1968DDDO002.htm. http://www.error-ref.com/misplaced-mintmark/
according to Mr. Wexler "In some cases the mint mark punches are so closely overlapping that it is not possible to give a direction. Often the one punch will be "tilted" or "rotated" with respect to the other. The Wexler RPM Files refer to these as "D/D Tilted" while CONECA refers to them as "D/D Rotated." When you see these descriptions for RPM varieties it is important for you to realize that they are referring to the same type of mint mark orientations." is kinda what I saw but then again not 100% certain. You could be entirely correct.
I only have a photo to go on but it looks to me as if the left side of the D took a small hit and pushed it to the right.
