1992 Error Coin, Double Die or Strike?

I am including two images of a 1992 penny that was double struck. Is it a Double Die or a Double Strike?

 

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I can't tell. The image is too small.

Chris

 

How can I make it larger for you. it seems to be large from my view?
I uploaded the images.

 

Looking at the date I can see that it looks like DDD - Die Deterioration Doubling. Not caused by a Doubled Die or Double Strike.

 

They didn't register with your initial post.

FWIW, I don't see any doubling or evidence of a double strike.

Chris

 

@cpm9ball
Look at the date. I see incused Doubling caused by DDD. I know it's blurry but I can tell

 

Yeah, I had to re-direct my Hubble scope to see it.

Chris

 

It seems to appear on God also,

 

I don't see a problem with the size of the images, only the pixels of which they are comprised are huge and result in having to allow my imagination fill in the voids.

I wouldn't stake anything on those pix.

 

These planchet are very common for blister .
http://www.error-ref.com/blisteredplating/

 

Welcome to the forums OP . Here a good tool for your coin tool box, it's three variety sites .

http://www.doubleddie.com/228401.html

http://varietyvista.com/

http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/date.php

 

I am seeing double die in America and E-pluribus-unum. I have seen DDD. Those marks are not DDD.

 

Then you need to re-learn what a true Doubled Die looks like.. Because you are wrong

Ever heard of a worn die strike?

 

NAV or No Added Value Doubling caused by worn dies and being struck on a zinc planchet, then coated with a very thin coat of copper.