1861 Penny L.C.WYON below truncation; L.C.W. below shield

Need some expertise from a specialist.. 

My favorite part of collection is buying world coins per kilo and search for key dates, doubled dies, varieties and missing years in my world collection.. Now i have found in my last acquisition a 1861 Penny with L.C.WYON below truncation & L.C.W. below shield..  According the % behind the year lines it should a rather scarce variety.. 
Now i had another in my album, pretty worn, and cleaned.. But that one is also with L.C.WYON below truncation.. 
So now i'm wondering if L.C.WYON below truncation is common or just a coincidence that both of the ones i have ever received have that?
Thanks.. 

Assuming toothed rather than beaded border, LC WYON below bust occurs on (Freeman) obverses 2, 3 & 4. It was removed from obverse 5.

L.C.W. below shield features on reverses B, C & D. Reverses B & C don't feature in 1861. 

You have either 2+D, 3+D or 4+D.

4+D is relatively common, 3+D rare, 2+D somewhere in between.

Photos would really help!

Thanks for the reply..  when i'm home with daylight i can make photos.. But daylight is scarce for me at the moment.. :)