Is There A Possibility I Found An Unknown Variety In The 2020 Penny?

I finally got my microscope I've been dying to post this. So under a scope the shiny new 2020 pennies cast reflections and shadows that look like intense doubling. So it is hard to even decipher if you ha e the real thing or not. Now I have looked close and I am finding examples where along with the crazy shadow reflection stuff going on I am seeing what looks like spreading. Now it looks very similar to every other letter on every other 2020 penny I have( I was lucky enough to get a whole box of 2020's) but I am seeing a difference and also I have found a die crack on the sheild on the reverse that is also present on the ones I think I'm seeing spreading on. So that to me would say I found a variety correct? But now I'm thrown off because I am finding a large number of them, but they all also have the die crack as well. Now the die crack is unmistakable. So if they all have that then they all came from the same die thus making it more likely that it could be a doubled die as well? Please share your insight I'm trying not to get to excited because I can hear it now" classic Machine Doubling". " looks like md to me" " not a doubled die" " it's a spender" But if they all also have the die crack maybe I'm not tripping? I'll post the doubling and the crack from about 5 different coins here, and also some examples of what letters I know are not doubled look like as well under the same scope. Crossing my fingers. Is it possible that a good amount of coins from the same run could end up in one box? It seems likely to me but I'm not very familiar with the process. So the first six pictures are three different coins with the "doubling" and the crack, then I added a couple pictures of"the doubling" from different angles, and then a picture of part of the word states which I know has no doubling , you can see how the shadows mess with your eyes, but you can also see the difference in the pictures of the "doubles dies"...thanks!