Can You Help Me Confirm This 1963 D Penny DDR?

Ugh I hope I'm not pysching myself out again lol I'm definitely investing in a USB microscope today, n I will check sir thank you

Looks like MD to me

The devices are reduced smaller than normal. (your looking at the edge of the normal devices that are reduced. The difference?

Note the reduction of the devices?
Compare with the DDR's that year:



The differences:

Note the Machine Doubling reduces the normal device leaving a flat, shelf like look to the device on the image on the left. The image on the right is a doubled die. Note the doubling of the devices. The difference? On a doubled die the doubling is on the die, thus the term 'Doubled Die'. On Machine Doubling the devices on the die is altered by the machine. So if the die is normal, it reduces the devices to an even smaller device. But this MD can also happen on doubled dies as well as the machine causes the damage to the devices. Note on the 1969-S DDO-001 (Yes the big one)

Note all the devices are doubled dies. But note the yellow areas. Those areas were affected by the machine damaging them right after the strike. In fact a large percentage of the DDO-001 were affected with Machine Doubling. The 1968-1972 cents had the most machine doubled cents during those years. This changed in 1973 when the stronger strike on cents happened that year.