2010 D Jefferson Nickel Reverse Issues?

Could it be a possible double struck with all the devices on the reverse being dramatically enlarged?

Here is a Pic of a normal 2010 D, looks thinner.

Know what areas are affected on dies for die wear and doubled dies, helps to know the differences. On the single squeeze nickels the DDR is on the center of the design on the door area on the building: (While there are none listed for this year/mint other years so have them) 2012
http://www.varietyvista.com/04d%20J...%202012P.htm
Note the locations to look for these DDR's on the nickels. That will save you time, looking in the wrong areas can be pointless. But sometimes new doubled dies are found. (If a special event happened during the dies creation where the single squeeze process was interupted an re-started creating a normal doubled because of the double hubbing. Most of the time for the single squeeze dies, the DDR is formed by a wrong alignment, that snaps into the correct location after a kiss on the die in the wrong location with the hub. This snap will affect the central devices. Thus why we need to look in a different location for the doubled dies)