Getting Lackadaisical? Just Passing It Off As PMD

I've made a few posts on here and I've learned a lot but now I've been doing this for a while getting my information from reliable sources like wexler's PCGS NGC and silver Hound on YouTube along with Mike diamonds vast amount of literature..

Now with that said I believe the veterans with the most knowledge might be getting a little lackadaisical. Which is understandable because day in and day out getting on here and everybody posting coins that they think are something great but probably 97 to 98% are not.But guys come on, we just can't look at something and pass it off as PMD we've got to ask more questions and get more information about what's being posted rather than just giving a, " oh that's PMD".

I posted a coin on here the other day that I know is a struck through Greece coin, and I was told that It was a Dryer Coin. A Dryer Coin or coin-op machine removes material. And it does not spread out the devices of the coin to a three to four times larger format to what the original is.

And all I wanted to know is whether or not there was any possibility in the world that this could be from a double-capped die due to the fact that both sides display the same characteristics with the copper coating tucked up under the inside of the rim of the coin and the copper coating is not completely missing around the entirety of the rim on the edge of the rim it is fully intact all the way around it and there's spots are along the edge that still have the copper coating there there is no striations indicating that something folded the copper coating over and the weight and measurements are with intolerance or as for the weight is actually over slightly.

Here is a link to what I am talking about.
I hope it's okay to post a link to coin Community website and the conversation that take place. I posted pictures at the end of the thread showing the edge of the coin and all the measurements.

https://goccf.com/t/485491