Is There A Possibility I Found An Unknown Variety In The 2020 Penny?

How is it that the coins that look exactly the same and different from any others on the date and Liberty, and definitely more like they is a small spread all have the same die crack that the others don't. I don't see how I can. Have so many coins with the same exact die crack and the same doubling look that none other have and not have something? Scope is an hv view w04 WiFi. I actually got it off wish for cheap. How do I go about filtering light?

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John1

I know all of them look like that. But I'm saying that there are certain ones that the doubling looks a little different , and it looks a little different in the same way on these coins only, and these coins only also have the same die crack that the others do not. Here is a picture that I believe shows the notching I see in the 2 that once again I can only see on the coins that have the die crack on the reverse

Put the diffuser between the light and scope. (Like a curtain) So that the lights glare is reduced as it hits the coin. Not between the scope and the coin. Mostly just a Machine Doubling example on your coin.

I don't feel as if I have an amazing cent in any one of these cents or that if it is a DDO it's even a good one . I'm just trying to wrap my head around how this works. I understand it looks like md I feel the same way. But as I'm looking through all these 2020's and seeing what we all are seeing I began to notice that some examples were looking exactly the same while all the others still looks like doubling even though they were shadows and light tricks. So it got me thinking and I put the ones that look the same aside, and on those coins( there are a good amount so far, maybe 10 plus) when I looked real close I see what seems to be notching and a small spread. And it is exactly the same in every one of these coins and in none of the others. Then I remembered about die marks and began looking. Now it seems like a huge coincidence that the same coins that ha e this anomaly that has me wondering also have the same die crack on the other side of the coin, and the rest of the 2020's that don't look exactly the same and I can't find anything that looks like notching or spread do not have this die crack. That every coin I find with this die crack also has the characteristics that look to me like spreading and notching. Can any one address that please? And that last picture where the arrow is pointing to the tip of the two does not look like Notching that you would see in a real doubles die? Even when there are more coins exhibiting the same look and only those coins have the same die crack in the same location?

I know the frustration you are experiencing. I went through the same issues with two boxes of 2019 cents. If you're interested in reading about my venture, search in the upper left corner search box. And I know SilverCents as gone through a box of new cents as well. The light/glare can really play with your mind after seeing coin after coin of these super shiny discs. I thought I had some great finds but after showing them here, I realised I was chasing light and shadows and GLARE and in total frustration, I returned most of them back to the bank (I kept 10 rolls for future use). I wish I had some of the answers you seek... it sounds like you're on to some good finds. I admire your steadfastness and desire for answers! Carry on!

The "same" die wasn't used in multiple years. Die cracks show up in the same area along the edge of the shield, year after year.

The images are OK, but it is somewhat difficult to tell where the reflection and MD stops and possible doubling may be.

Having said that, am I the only one seeing some notching in these images? (Bottom left of the first 2 and lower serif of the MM for instance.)