This Are DD Or MD? 1 Wheat Penny 1958 D

Agree--looks like classic Machine Doubling.

Note the areas you are looking at. On the outside and inside of devices, are where you will find Machine Doubling. These are created by the machine.
On a doubled die the hub doubling on the die is what makes a doubled die. Even Machine Doubling can be found on these coins as well. So it is not a strike issue that creates a doubled die. It is on the die, that creates a doubled die. The spread in the centers of the devices show that it is a hub issue on the die.

Note how much wider these devices are?

Note where you see the spread. On the centers of the devices, enlarging the devices.
That is where to look for a doubled die, on the centers of the devices. If no spread is present, move on to the next coin. Why because it is a waste of time to look for Machine Doubling. Common and not a doubled die.

Classic Machine Doubling. It is a die event, not a mint error. No premium I'm afraid.