Is This Machine Doubling?

Another newbie here and I have spent a lot of time looking at MD and many people have helped along the way on one of my posts there is a huge list of information on MD vs DD but I'm leaning towards MD on this but more experienced members will be able to tell you for sure

To be honest this was a trick question, to demonstrate why I'm having trouble distinguishing. To me it looks like MD, but that pic comes from a NGC slab of an ike DDO.
My hunt shall continue, my binders continue to grow.

I have to say I looked at this to as I still get very confused with Machine Doubling and doubled die, and to be honest when I looked at it I couldn't tell anything because of the picture and hard to see but I have to say often I'll look at postings in hopes to learn something I'm questioning before I waste someone's time with
posting something. A posting like this is disappointing when there are many of us trying to learn. To me, this picture was very hard to tell anything.

You have most certainly, completely missed the point. When it comes to die varieties, everything does fit into a neat little box. Machine Doubling only looks like a doubled die to someone that does not fully understand what a true doubled die actually is. Once you start to see those differences everything starts to fall into place. I was once just like you, desperate to find a doubled die, or prove those that were more educated on such matters wrong. Though, the ones I went toe to toe with are the Masters. The ones who have wrote countless books, and are the ones responsible for the numerology we all use when identifying.

I am more than willing to help teach you the things I have learned through years of studying and searching. You have to be willing to learn in order to learn. I am by no means an expert, but I do have a vast knowledge as to what varieties are, what makes them the way they are, and what makes them a doubled die rather than Machine Doubling. The only two that had answered this post were guys just starting the learning process. The photo in question, is quite poor for determining what it was you were looking to get an answer for. The fact that it is from a professional site has no bearing. The fact that you used it in an attempt to rub people's noses into for trying to give their youngly educated opinion is not only bad form, it is illegal. You cannot steal an image without giving credit for a copyrighted image.

I only saw this post AFTER you pointed out to the newer members they were wrong. Had I seen it before that comment I would have asked for better images. As for your other posts? If it was not about Lincoln cents I most likely passed it over. You are welcome to be a good contributing member her on CCF, and learn a lot along the way, or you can completely alienate yourself from others that are just trying to enjoy something they love and escape reality for a brief moment each day. The choice is completly up to you.

In addition, the "other" coin you said that the experts told you was MD, that post had only one response. That was a response from a member that said they were new to all of this. The link you provide is of a type 2 reverse, not a doubled die. No where on that page does it say doubled die. You keep using the term DDO, which means doubled die obverse, meaning that the variety is on the obverse side of the coin. Type 2 Ikes refer to the design on the reverse side of the coin. So you are jumbling up the sides of the coins, and trying to attribute a die variety while using terms referring a design variety. You have completely confused yourself. You need to go back and reread many different posts, take notes, or bookmark stuff that could be helpful.

You did absolutely nothing wrong. What he did by trying to trick everyone was wrong.