1964 Roosevelt Dime With Numerous Die Breaks-Help Please

Die crack

Thanks for the responses.
Dearborn, I believe you are confirming that there is more than one die crack on the photos I posted. Those originating above and through the R are thin, but they do extend to the interior and appear to meet the bigger cracks extending from the C. That's why I questioned whether this might be an early Pre-Cud.

Yep.
Die Crack

Let me start by saying that this is not some significant "die event" find worth some big premium. It is just an interesting coin with what I believe are multiple die breaks. Here are additional images of the reverse of this dime that I believe show the intersection of 4 die breaks/cracks.


Here we see two die breaks, numbered 1 and 2,which begin on the rim above the letter C. The arrows highlight their paths through C, and show how the paths are converging towards each other.


This image shows die breaks 1 and 2 intersecting each other at the triangle marker below the letter C. At a minimum, these two die breaks may be seen as forming a more serious die event, possibly an early retaining Cud.
Also, this image shows another die break which intersects with breaks 1 and 2 converging on a line from the right leg of the letter R.


Die break 3 (in red font) and 4 (in blue font) both begin on the rim above the letter R, traveling inward through it. Each of these die breaks converge in the middle of the letter R and travel down the right leg, and continue on a joint path toward die breaks 1 and 2. Number 3 appears to be the more dominant and advanced break of the two.


Coop, could we say that the coin is a bit higher along the die event development toward a retained pre-cud---maybe a high school sophomore or junior?
Thanks all for taking a look.