Hi mharrell82, welcome to the forum (and the hobby). =)
This is Machine Doubling. Devices which are incuse on the coin are made by raised devices on the die, so when the die moves slightly during the strike, it shows up as *larger* devices on incuse areas. The opposite is true of raised devices on the coin, they will show doubling that generally reduces the normal size of the devices (although the total size will often be normal).
Incuse devices that are hub doubled are reduced in size.
While on the same doubled die, the devices are raised are enlarged by the hubbing of the die: Note how the devices are distorted on the incuse hub doubled examples:
In the MD incuse devices they are enlarged like your coin. Still waiting to see the reduction on the ATB Quarters, but suspect that they won't be found as the doubling on the single squeeze dies happen most often on the central area of the die. Not so often on the outer area of the die where we are looking. Again these ATB Quarter reverses are incuse and when the dies slight move, it alters the outside devices most often. They are not doubled dies, but are created by the striking process. (no premium for these)
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