1971 Lincoln Cent Doubling?

to CCF. Where are you seeing doubling? Reverse pic is too blurry.
John1

Looks like MD, not real doubling

Not seeing die-related doubling. Early stage Die Deterioration on the obverse--hint of Ridge Ring. I see a circulation hit on the E in STATES.

I see more coin contact issues than any hub doubling.

YT is only as good as the person posting there. Check out coops links if you want the truth.
John1

When you compare a doubled die with a normal coin, with both images in the same location, then you will see where the differences are:

Note the centers of the size of the devices on the DDR's. See where the doubling is? It is the centers of the devices that area wider/taller. Where are you looking on coins? The outside edge of the devices. The centers show the hub doubling:

Also note, that most of the time the doubling is same/similar/changing depending on the type of doubled die they are. The image with the 'E' flattened on your images? That is not doubling. That is a contact mark. If it were doubling wouldn't you expect it be on all the devices in that area. Now look again at the images? Do you see the differences now? Moving the eyes from one location to another, you loose the differences. But seeing them side by side is the way to see the differences better.

coop;

its just me, but I cant even tell the difference haha, maybe slightly on C of cent.

Clue: Note the width of the devices. Remember the doubling is on the centers of the devices, making them on the case wider. At a different angle of the devices, it may make them taller?