1955 cent multiple errors?

[Ra6907]

I recently acquired this cent with a lot of things going on. I’m wondering how I should catalog it. I mean yeah the doubling is obvious. But it seems to have some die cracks and maybe even a clash. I just don’t want to write a list if it may be a single variety. I looked through some varieties but am not finding all of these attributed to one coin. The marks on the head and bust are raised and I think there is a crack in the lamination on the bust as well. The overall look of the coin looks a bit soft in some places and also has crisp features. I don’t know how unique it is or if I should send it to have the attributes examined as a new variety. Just wanting to show it off and see what conversation it might bring. I at present don’t have any desire to sell it, it is just an oddity.

[Kloccwork419]

All die cracks. Very worn die. There is no doubling. Its all die deterioration and die cracks. Sell it? Its a normal cent

[eaxtellcoin]

Ra,
They call this a poor man's double die. It's not a double die, just die fatigue from a very late die state coin as Jason pointed out. Your marker photo's are getting a lot better, no problem seeing the die cracks and that die break on the T of Cent. Eric