1890 Seated Dime Variety Help (die cracks)

Good morning,
I am trying to pin down the variety of this 1890 Seated fine that is on its way to me from a recent auction. It will arrive on Monday at which point I will post better photos though the ones I have are pretty good. Anyway, I’ve spent a fair amount of time on Gerry Fortin’s site seateddimevarieties.com and can’t seem to find a match. The date is slanted, the denticle placement is 0 and there are considerable die cracks on the reverse. Any help would be appreciated!

 

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That is a MPD variety as you can see the tops of the digits are in the denticals.
Check mapping of die cracks, as well by die state. Nice coin

 

metro gustan las monedas de eeuu. los diseñadores son exelentes creadores.

 

I’m not seeing the digits in the denticals. I checked the MPD variety listing and couldn’t make a match.

 

...I’m not seeing any part of the design near the denticles either. @Paddy54 ...please elucidate...also explain MPD and the listing for it (source)...thanks...Spark

 

And because it doesnt match doesnt mean its not a new discovery. Die cracks can be different die state.

 

Looks better than a fine to me, but I have little experience with the series.

 

I too have little experience but the coin is nice. I really like it.

 

F no thats a high C coin.
https://images.app.goo.gl/Lsh1GaEp6JTzquUT7

 

In all seriousness though, what would you venture to guess as for a grade? AU50?

 

The lot of coins arrived from DNW this afternoon. Here is a better shot of the dime: