1946 very circ. Lincoln- what type of die break on reverse?

I know the coin is extremely circulated with plenty PMD and my photos are maybe a tier above crap. That said, I am unsure the classification of this die crack/break. It faintly starts at or near the S in PLURIBUS, runs thru the right leg of the N in ONE, the left leg of the N in CENT, the D in UNITED and seems to end in the M of AMERICA or just below. Another crack starts at the rim at the U of UNUM and runs to the tip if E in ONE. Was on CUDS site but couldn't find what I was looking for. I understand if it's too circulated to tell or if the photos aren't of any help. Any input is appreciated, thanks!

 

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It looks like a lamination error though it is a bit hard to tell for sure from your photos.

 

i'd agree w/furry...

 

I would say a lamination as well

 

Thanks guys. I havent had any experience in hand with lamination errors so this is a new thing for me. Appreciated as always, time to get on the research train!