It's hard to tell with the photos, but don't think so. If that is an Obv 1, 1a, or `1a/1 then the N's have been repunched off old 1876 Obv dies to make them full serif. As is the thread about the 1881, there was a great deal of handpunching done to clean up the dies, so it's really not a D/D in the true sense of the word, nor is it hub-doubling. What Obv is your coin?
Yes, you have an Obv 2/1a, but is not one of the scarce 2/1's with heavy repunch doubling. It's still a nice 2/1 example that has some nice doubling. It looks like the Canada A's are repunched
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