1892 Morgan Die Clashing

I picked up this 92 today and seek some of your expert opinions. Let me explain what I saw while inspecting the coin. You can clobber me when I'm through. On the obverse there is a small nic on lower cheek that appears to continue toward the 1st an 2nd star, cw from the point of the neckline. The 3rd star has barely any relief. The hair looks great and the wheat straw still has the lines in it. On the reverse, the eagle's right wingtip appears as though it is worn like an AU50 but the breast and talons are not. There is a vertical die clash running from the wing past the n in IN. This appears to be the neckline from the other side. On the right side of the coin just to the left of the upper cluster of leaves on the wreath is a clash that appears to be the lower portion of the bonnet near the hairline. My guess is that the shallow relief star on the obverse and the right wing tip may be the result of reworking the dies...Comments please! nlp