1958-P LMC Is This By Chance A DDO Or Anything Special

I don't see it. But not expert. Only variety in 1958 listed on copper coins is in the TRU.

http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/...ie_state=mds

Note the areas you are looking at? All the devices that you see affected are on the outside part of the design of the devices. This is call Machine Doubling. It is caused by the machine after the strike damaging that edge of the devices. On a doubled die the spread is in the center of the devices. The MD reduces the size of the devices by removing the contour of the coin
on that edge of the devices. The doubling in a doubled die is on the die. Thus it enlarges the size of the devices. Here is a classic example of a doubled die from that year:

Note the spread was so strong on the devices, it almost separates. But this is an extreme example. Here is what a DDO woould look like on these devices:
Normal devices:


Can you see the devices are enlarged? Where are they enlarged? Not on the outside edges, but on the centers of the devices, making them wider.

Try a defused light source. Glare is the issue. If all else fails, try daylight to photograph your coin.

I see extreme die wear and on the 'R' on liberty you can see metal striation lines from Machine Doubling. Not a doubled die. Your looking at the outside edges of the devices. That is where Machine Doubling happens. The machine damages that area on the coin right after the strike.