Hi Coop. Well this is where is becomes clear that my eyes are bad. The doubled example you show looks to me just like the coin I have. I will have to go somewhere and just ask to see truly doubled coins. I just can't ID them. Oh well.
Most of the time if the doubling is minor, that a side by side will help you see things better. It they side by sides of a normal coin and your coin, then you have a ... normal coin. But if the normal coin shows less enlargement of the devices, then you need to take it to the next step of matching with Variety Vista or doubleddie.com. Hub doubling comes in various spreads. So unless the exact spread is the same, then it is not from that die. From what I see on your coin, it looks like a normal one. (Like the top image on the side by side I posted) Now you can see the differences. Note the differences on the center of the 'R' on TRUST? (big clue there)
Reallly- NONE - not even a "touch" of MD? Then what the heck is that? It's a touch of MD! RIGHT? Just believe Coop - he is right and has picture examples to prove it. Why? Cause Coop has picture examples to reply and show you.
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