Anyone Catch What 1993 D Penny Has Goin?

My initial reaction (without a proper breakfast)--die deterioration issues.

looks like split plating and DDD

Die Deterioration Doubling and Split Plating. https://www.error-ref.com/split-plating/

Come on Everyone here All of Everyone now doesn't see this?

Aforementioned is the absolute Exact identical obvious same Positive Incremental positions from left to right that matches mine. If everyone could build a picture in their mind that the example I've given, from an Honorable source i.e. coppercoins.com shows side by side to an Actual Doubled Die that you may be able to realize my coins identical attributes; although be it asitmay' if example had encountered my typical " DDD" "Split Plating" unfortunately.

Not a match. The doubling has to exactly match, as well as all of the die markers. What I said earlier is correct.

An antique expert once told me:
"Look at an item as though it's fake, then make the item prove it's real. Not the reverse"
I have learned the same holds true with coins!
Look for all the listed markers for your coin.
Sometimes it will confirm a match. Sometimes it will confirm it's not a match. Other times, it might actually be a "new" variety which warrants attribution.