I couldn't find any examples of this coin but it sure looks like doubling. I'll take more pics later if there is a reason to, depending on what the experts say.
#1 Die gouge inside the letter, die clash? possibly not polished away. #2 Signs of abraided (polished) die, possibly clashed, most likely VLDS #3 separation due to die wear(metal flow) where metal is moving outwards stretching the devices #4 This is MD, Machine Doubling, on both Date and MM in same direction, devices reduced in size. #5Separation again due to metal fatigue/die deterioration.
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