The first is that the mint mark and lettering show the same phenomenon. The process that produces mint mark doubling (repunching) is separate from the process that produces doubling on the other devices (die doubling). It is quite unusual to see them both on the same coin.
The second clue is that the doubling reduces the size of the parent device. The metal to create the Machine Doubling comes from the device itself. A true doubled die has normal devices that have additional metal.
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