2015 Blue Ridge Parkway ? Doubling

Looks like Vlds. You can see the flow lines I don't even see MD it's all from the die .

Mdnyie. Better luck next time.

Check out this picture, it's the only one picture
the nose came out like this. But what might of happened
to his head?

Thank you Coop I can see that now. What I'm finding
puzzling is why all these other pictures had look like a nostril
but this one picture came out like this. So do you think the rest
of the doubling is also a Machine Doubling as well by any chance?

Thank you very much CoinMaster, I truly
appreciate it but I have a question. You mention about
posting a accurate picture, now how do you tell which is the
more accurate picture when the camera shows two different views?
If all other pictures shows two nostrils and this last one
shows the second nose in a different light from
the rest why would it be wrong to show the picture of both?
If the camera gets a picture, then doesn't it show that is how
It looks maybe from that angel? When I take a picture and
the camera picks up details of what may not be seen with the
naked eye, to me that picture is showing me what detail it's seeing
that the naked eye (mine anyway) is not seeing. The camera details just what it sees right? How would I argue with the camera what is truly there and was not there that the picture is showing me in order to post an accurate picture. I looked back on the many pictures I took and all but this last picture showed the nose as there are two nostrils there. I assumed the angel would of had something to do with that maybe, but I pointed out when when asking about the huge crack I noticed in the head. I wouldn't know which is the true accurate picture when the pictures are detailing what it's seeing.
in his head. When you have one verses about 16 other pictures
showing the nose as two nostrils I brought that up hoping
one of the experts can help with identifying why there were two
nostils? I was also asking for opinions about if anyone felt this was
a doubled died coin along with the huge crack in his head I earlier missed.
I apologize if I'm not posting accurate pictures but I'm only posting
the details the camera is showing me 'it's" seeing.

Thank you Pete2226. LoL it wouldn't surprise me it's probably my hair, it's
long and always finding strands of it aound. No if you look at the pictures above
with the nose you can see two nostrils where this last picture that second nostil looks
different from the rest probably because of the way I took that particular picture I guess.
With the nose there is two blackish lines as though it's two nostrils. The last picture
posted appears different from the rest. There is also a rather large
crack on the side of the head by the ear that I missed earlier.

I'm seeing the same thing in all the images of the nose. I can't think of any coin that I know of that has a doubled nose. Probably because the nose is in the deeper area of the die. We often see eyelids doubled and jaw areas doubled. But when a device/profile is disturbed, it pushes the metal in a direction. So the outside edge of the outline of the profile will be affected. On hub doubling you will note the doubling is inside the profile of the bust. Here is what the difference between the two is:

Note the doubling on the image on the left shows the hub doubling inside the profile?
Note the machine damaged example on the right shows how the outside edge of the profile is clipped during the die movement during the strike. This often happens from bounce after the strike and it damages the devices pushing metal upward like a snow plow.

Most of time it is not on the same level as the fields:

Thus the damage reduces the normal size of the devices. On your coin the area you see as a double is the bottom part of the normal location of the device. the moved section looks like it was pushed back raising the metal. All the images of the nose show the same thing to me. Metal pushed backwards on to the nose with a lower area still present. (but reduced)

Dabbling - sorry auto correct has a way of sneaking in...