Is mechanical tripling possible ?

Ran this on a previous thread a couple days ago. Not very many responses so thought I would tighten it up a bit. Subject is reverse E PLURIBUS UNUM on 2015 D Nat. Park
quarter. Is that mechanical tripling ?

 

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Conceivably, it is possible if the die was very loose. What do you think @Fred Weinberg ? @paddyman98 ?

Chris

 

heres from an online resource, I was curiouse also.

triple struck. In the normal process of striking coins, a blank planchet is struck once by the dies, then ejected. If a coin is not ejected properly it can be struck again. Coins can also be struck multiple time

 

this cent appears to me as triple struck. but they called it ddo.

 

yes

 

Hi
Imho, it’s a mad (misaligned die strike) with md.
Good eye, looks great!

 

DDO is a coin Variety caused by hub doubling not by machine doubling.
Check out this info.
http://doubleddie.com/58222.html

 

No

The Quarter in question is a totally different issue and nothing to do with your explanation. But nice try.