2001 10c With Big Die Crack

G'day, I'm not into errors, but this one is nifty.
I can see three:
the long one from the base of numeral "1" to the ear-ring, which the continues a little way due north; and
another, runs a little way due east of the ear-ring, at which point it bifurcates;
the upper branch runs about halfway to the nose; and
the lower branch runs ESE, then turns NNE, terminating just before it might intersect the upper branch.

I tried to explain "die-crack" to my five year-old on the weekend - I fear that he is a late developer, numismatically speaking.

Peter in Darwin
where we are experiencing a season known locally as "the build-up":
high temperature; high humidity; not much rain.
When "the wet" arrives, it is a releif.