One more time, 1993 penny

I used red arrows to point at the places that I am wondering about. I first noticed the nose, and found the same "doubling"??? on both sides.

 

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nope.

still strike doubling

 

Agree, Strike doubling. Keep looking and you will find a doubled die.

 

I'm not ready to throw in the towel yet. I just have a house to paint and fence to power wash so I won't get to do much coin inspecting for a bit :-/

 

good luck

 

I see die deterioration doubling. There are several types of doubling other than a doubled die that can be found on coins. This page covers the other types of doubling: http://www.lincolncentsonline.com/mechanicalDoubling.html
With today's cent, split plate doubling and die deterioration doubling seem to be more common than the flat, shelf like doubling found on mechanical doubled coins.

 

Ditto