Would This Be Considered Extreme Machine Doubling? 1947 5c

@Tacc That's the thing that's throwing me off otherwise it would be in the MD booklet. It does have some MD for sure but the serifs are fishy imo but I'm not professional.

Could be a DDR with Machine Doubling.

5 of them on Variety Vista. http://www.varietyvista.com/04a%20J...s%201947.htm
I didn't see a match but I didn't look that closely.

Thanks a I'm still looking around for the answer to verify it is doubled before I book it. It seems to follow the 1947 DDR-001 - but has the T serifs doubled also and with extreme MD id assume? My issue is it also has the VERY light doubling in E. PLURIBUS and FIVE CENTS as the DDR-002 does (It doesn't increase left to right but stays very very mild throughout E-S and jumps straight to MD on UNUM) I added a few more pics hope they help albeit low quality. Again sorry for the quality I'm ordering a new scope here shortly, but the doubling looks far better with light and a loupe since my scope blurs quite a bit and distorts color.

Split line through N and I with serifs on I looking doubled.

Serif split

Doubling on right leg with major shelfing, double split line going through arch connecting legs

Double serifs as well as split line going through R&B

MD but very minor splitting on serifs

SPlit lines with very minor serif doubling

Closer pic of pic#4

Shelfing on UNUM with very minor serif splits

This O seems to be the same from the VDDR-005 though?

L doesn't match 2,3 or 5 of the DDR listings but bottom of L is too wide for the #1 so possibly #4?