2014 D Dime Double Die?

Compare it to some more of the same date.
John1

I see a regular coin. When taking images of a coin that you want to show a certain area, advoid using too bright of a light at the wrong angle. On your image the glare is covering what you want to show. When taking images you want the light to fall across the devices, not glare what you want to show. To do this, rotate the coin 180 degrees and take an image. Then rotate it back to horizontal. That is the best way to show hub doubling.
Example: Note on these images I let the light fall over the devices showing light and shadows.

The light source should be a lot lower in light. My bulb I use for microscopic images if only 14 volt bulb with a 12 power amp power source. If you have to use a strong light source, then use a diffuser to reduce glare. This could be a sheet or two of typing paper, plastic grocery bag. Too much light is like staring into the sun. Best to let the light fall over the devices and rotate the images to horizontal. (not on my images I made the devices of the motto also rotated horizontal for each set of devices. Hope this helps.