2020D doubling machine doubling or just common?

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Yes It appears to be MD and is very common.

 

Its an off center or broadstrike error most likely can you get pictures of the reverse.

 

Nice coin Barbie...you have a good eye....I never find stuff like this...!

 

Please start your own thread @Barbie L Neff . Thank You ,

 

The OPs coin looks like a combo of worn die and MD.

Barbie’s coin is MAD or maybe an out of collar strike?

...jmho...Spark

 

Bestvto start a new thread and please post photos of both sides. Yes, that makes a difference.

 

The OP coin is caused by a worn die. That's why it has MD.

 

As it is part of the hub single squeeze process, which basically ended true hub doubling, I would say it is MD

 

Minor MD, it's still a keeper.

 

hey jim a baranak great pictures. yea to me i see a worn die causing the MD. i would keep it maybe in a box with other good examples of this type of issue. good luck man

 

nice find

 

@Barbie L Neff. Welcome to Coin Talk. You probably get more replies if you started a new thread. You could start it on the error coins forum asking a question, e.g., "what is this called" or something similar. If you need help starting a new thread, just ask. Most of us are more than willing to help.

 

IMO it looks like Mechanical Doubling (MD).