1921 With Die Cracs And Chips In Date

Older obverse die with the numerals drawing towards the rim. That radial crack at Star 5 left is as far away from the date as I've ever seen one on a 1921, and as Dave mentioned it's odd that it hasn't drawn attention for that reason. Is that a crack below BU, and is it the same crack creating the bright spot below the S?

On the reverse, I'm guessing the curved mark through the eagle's left wing is a scratch and not a crack? Also, am I seeing a crack below the bow, just above where a mint mark would be?

Not quite sure what to think about the features between the 9 and 2 yet. They sure look like dents in the die although they don't seem the right shape for denticle dents.

Well I checked all the D2 listings and came up with 2 possibilities since there aren't any telling pictures and the reverse definitely has letter doubling. It looks like the doubling is pivoted around the letter "I" in UNITED. Letters "U-N" doubled on the tops and letters "T-E-D" doubled on bottoms and left side. Letters "S-A-T-E-S O-F" doubled on bottom and left side. All of AMERICA is doubled on bottom. The right side star is doubled on the inside the left side star is doubled on the outside. "O-N-E" doubled on the bottom of letters and DOLLAR looks fairly normal.

V-54
V-91 says there is a reverse die marker that may be promising but no pictures and no mention of all the die cracks and die chips in date.
Die marker - Single vertical polishing line right side of top berry cluster in left wreath. No scribbles at eagle's right leg.

I don't know if that is the die marker or not but it was the first time I saw it. This is getting more complicated than before.