The second coin you posted is showing what is sometimes called a "circulation cameo" - basically a nicely toned, circulated coin that has aged in an attractive way to give it richly patinated fields and less patinated devices due to wear. Not usually worth a premium on its own, but a nice circulation cameo on an already valuable coin can bump something up a price point compared to a less attractive example in the same grade.
The die was normal, the post strike machine movement altered the fresh struck devices. We see this a lot on the larger coins. Just the dreaded Machine Doubling.
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