2023 Bessie Coleman Quarter Close UPS Look Like Doubling , Maybe Tripling?

I am thinking that it might be a lighting issue from your camera.

Is no doubling here.

Agree . This is a great article on this condition you are seeing.
https://www.error-ref.com/?s=Machine+doubling

It might be some kind of Mechanical Doubling. As usual on these newer coins, I question any diagnosis of push doubling because the metal doesn't seem to come from the devices. I wish we could explain what Coop has called die movement doubling, and Wexler has called abrasion doubling.

At least this one is all in a single direction. That nose metal looks unusual though.

I'm not sure how you concluded that.

On the obverse: IGWT, George, date all show a very clear shift of devices left, ghost to the right.

On the reverse: EPU and plane ghosting are mostly up. Bessie's nose is ghosting right. Although the nose is almost certainly a push double, because she has a much more rounded nose and the metal ridge is clearly crushed out of the nose tip.

The incuse lettering of America, I don't even know how we would diagnose doubling on that.

The pitting across the devices could be die wear, but it could also be circulation pits. We would need to see non-doubled areas of the coin to ascertain that.