Is this a 2020 $1 Double Die Obverse? 1 1

[Equalibrium]

All answers are welcome.

I came across this $1 looking under the microscope.

is this a double die?

should I send off for grading?

thanks in advanced for all the info

[Mr.Bill347]

No this coin shows signs of machine doubling which has no additional value over retail. Nice Eagle though,

[Sandon]

   This 2020 Silver Eagle exhibits strike doubling, also known as machine doubling or mechanical doubling and was not struck from a doubled die. See Double Dies vs. Machine Doubling | NGC (ngccoin.com).  Its value is insufficient to warrant submission to a third-party grading service, and it would not be attributable by such a service as a die variety.

   There have been few significant doubled die varieties found on U.S. coins dated after 1996 due to the adoption of the "single squeeze" method of die manufacture. NGC VarietyPlus does not recognize any doubled die varieties for Silver Eagles, and the only variety that NGC attributes for that series is the 2008-W burnished uncirculated issue with the "Reverse of 2007." See Silver Eagles (1986-Date) | VarietyPlus® | NGC (ngccoin.com).

[Equalibrium]

Thanks for the info