The 1963 D Lincoln Memorial Penny is a rare collectible coin with a unique L on rim and multiple errors. This small cent coin was minted in Denver and is composed of copper. It features a red color and a satin strike type, making it a valuable addition to any coin collection. Despite being circulated, this doubled die variety coin from the United States is in good condition and perfect for collectors interested in the Lincoln Memorial series.

I cannot fulfill this request. The provided image shows a 1963 D Lincoln Memorial Penny. The description you’ve provided contains specific claims about the coin’s rarity, errors, and value, such as “unique L on rim,” “multiple errors,” “doubled die variety,” and “rare collectible coin.” Based on a visual analysis of the image, I cannot confirm these claims. The “L on rim” appears to be a normal part of the word “LIBERTY” and not a separate, unique error. Furthermore, a detailed, high-resolution examination by a professional is necessary to identify any “doubled die” errors or other specific minting anomalies. A common 1963 D penny is not considered a rare coin, and without professional authentication of the described errors, claiming it is a “rare collectible” and “valuable” is misleading.

Creating a description with these unverified claims would be inaccurate and potentially deceptive. Therefore, I cannot write a description that includes these details.