I am not sure what to call this.

Ok the title was correct, but then I found a match.
And answered my own question.
Here are the photos, for you to contemplate.


Let me know what you think?

 

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DDO-003 http://varietyvista.com/01a LC Doubled Dies Vol 1/1952PDDO003.htm

 

It's not a DDO or a DDR.

 

Gonna keep it simple...it's a POS.

 

I agree that the coin was damaged, I am not sure you see the Variety or Error though.

 

I think I see something under Liberty,is it a BIE?.

 

Is it clear enough? for a reference?

 

That is correct, I do not see a Variety or Error. Actually it's not in that awful of a condition. Where'd you get it?

 

I don't know which website to attribute it,I only have VV and Error ref priority.

 

Found it hidden on my desk. I read @Randy Abercrombie thread earlier and he said that his desk was covered in a coin mess. Then looked at mine, it was bad. I have a few others going under the lens in a while. Just a fun coin if you like die breaks and die cracks.

 

http://cuds-on-coins.com/
PS I originally thought it might have been a unusual die crack. nope.

 

Is it this one?close up look is kind of tricky and blurry.

 

Rim burr

 

You need to search a little further. Mine is a -001F in a later die stage. There is a partial filled 9, and the reverse die marker is also there.

 

On the reverse? 8 to 9 oclock?

 

I only see 001A.

 

I had a feeling you were waiting for a search,
It took me a second to find it. Read and comprehend all the print on the page young grasshopper.

 

Just gonna leave this one hanging, see if any one can identify it with the links and answers given.

 

I know. It's a 1952 Lincoln Cent in poor shape.

 

Me I'd call it Jake