1982 LMC LD Zn. Looks Like DDO.

Coop, you would be the go to guy for side by sides or over and under. I am not that high speed.

Well, I'll try to address this as best as I can (and hope I get most of it correct).
1. Yes this is a very slight MAD coin - not enough to raise the value.
2. The weak strike on the reverse over the 'STA" of States and the 'E of E Pluribus Unum is due to the obverse device (the shoulder) taking up the material to fill the die and not leaving enough to fill the reverse.
Those were easy. Now for the DDO you are posting about:
Well, sorry, I'm not just seeing any on this coin.
With VV WDDO-002 the doubling appears as North/South. Notice how the top of say the GO of GOD is thicker at the top and bottom as apposed to E/W. Yours's looks normal with not apparent thickening
However, I'm surprised you didn't post up any images of the date.
I'm not sure, but the 2 in the date looks doubled - whether this is MD or a simple reflection, I cannot tell. But from the image of the full obverse it looks like there is some separation.

Dearborn, thanks for the response. As far as the MAD goes I only mentioned it because I confused it with CC DO-002, which mentions it as a descriptor for that variety. It had nothing to do with increased value concerns. I know that minor MADS are of no value.
Also, I am aware of the reason for the reverse weakness. It is common in that area to be sure. However, it was not a concern of mine in this post. But since you brought it up, what appears to be FFD may have added to the weakness here as well. Maybe.
Also, a close up of the date was not included as there is no mention of a spread in the date in any description. I include one here for you regardless.
And finally, the references are WDDO-004, VV 002, and CC 1DO-003. All the same variety I believe. Extra thickness especially the LIB verticals. Lesser in the motto decreasing clockwise. The extra thickness in Liberty was the first thing I noticed when examining this coin, which led my to the references which made my think it could be a match. Especially since there was a slight presence of the die scratches in the M of America.
Perhaps closer scrutiny of the question posited here might lead to a different conclusion rather than focusing on matters that are of no concern to me.
If it is not a DDO, then so be it. I don't do this to get rich and never mention value yet it is often the first thing exspessed in responses. Or I should say the lack there of.
Thanks anyways.

Well this one is a large date zinc cent. Just got to this post this evening. The obverse die is fresher than the reverse die in this die marriage.




Just a normal die example. Here are the side by sides.

But the die fairly fresh. That is what you are seeing more of on this coin. No spread. Just a normal die.