Double struck or triple struck?

Looks more like severe mechanical doubling to me.

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I am not saying it is not doublestruck, but here is a thought...

In a double struck coin the first strike should usually be flattened down by the second strike. The details may still be visible but they will be flattened.

On yours, both strikes seem to have a good degree of relief.

Can you get better photos, of the obverse and reverse, outside of your 2x2? That will help.

It looks like there might be a possibility of it being die deterioration, or even a struck through shifted die cap. However, the doubling should not be present on both the obv and rev, if either of these was the case.

Looks like machine doubling to me..... Cheers, RickO

Good close ups there!
Mechanical doubling (Shelf doubling)

bob

I see no split serifs. If it looks like walking down steps then it's shelf or mechanical doubling. I'm sure others will chime in and confirm your thoughts or mine.

bob

I'm not an error guy. But split serifs are for detecting doubled "die" coins. Here is is asking about a double strike coin from a normal die. I don't think you would be looking for split serifs. The previous strikes I would expect to be flattened. I think the spread on this is way too far and tripled to be a normal Mechanical Doubling. Whether this is a legitimate triple strike or a vise job, I am waiting for the experts to give an opinion.