1969-S DDO? Real, Fake Or What?

Adding a photo I missed

Not a doubled die. That is classic Machine Doubling. Does not add any value.

Everybody stops at the date. On the real big DDO, the date is the least affected, the other obverse devices show a huge amount of hub doubling:

Machine Doubling was very common on the 1968-1972 cents. Even the DDO's had Machine Doubling on most of them:

Note all 4 of these are doubled die, but all 4 have Machine Doubling. But note the yellow arrows? Note that Machine Doubling all these examples, differently, but all from the same direction. Machine Doubling is caused by the machine. But a doubled die has the doubling on the die. Thus the term doubled die, and it can affect doubled dies as well. Because they are two different processes. Die design and a striking issue causing the Machine Doubling.