It's difficult to tell from your pics, but it looks flat with no evidence of split serifs, and that indicate mechanical doubling.
The following sites have listings of doubled dies. If you think you found something, it's always a good idea to check there, first
Www.doubleddies.com
Www.varietyvista.com
Mechanical and die deterioration doubling are very common and do not add value. It will save you a lot of time if you know the differences. This link has a goid explanation https://www.doubleddie.com/144801.html
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It's difficult to tell from your pics, but it looks flat with no evidence of split serifs, and that indicate mechanical doubling.
The following sites have listings of doubled dies. If you think you found something, it's always a good idea to check there, first
Www.doubleddies.com
Www.varietyvista.com
Mechanical and die deterioration doubling are very common and do not add value. It will save you a lot of time if you know the differences. This link has a goid explanation
https://www.doubleddie.com/144801.html
Can you take some pictures with the coin laying flat?