1960 D Penny Cud? Die Break?

Got this today. Not sure What error this is. It's in really good condition other than the error. Any input is appreciated. Error? Value?

 

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Here's pics of the back

 

Just a little break. Nice but not something valuable, perhaps a few bucks to an ebayer or someone interested in the novelty factor.

 

Die chip in the 6. A CUD will come from the rim. Not sure what you are trying to point out on the reverse.

 

A line running diagonally. Looks like it might have been struck over a wire or something

 

That's called damage.

 

I don't see anything. In either the original picture or the one with all the lines you put on it.

 

here's a better pic

 

my camera sucks guys. Sorry. Gonna have a USB Microscope soon.

 

It's still damage.

Depending on what you wish to photograph (whole coin, detailed closeups, both), you may be better off with your camera than a so-called USB microscope. The vast majority of them simply are not what they're cracked up to be.

 

It appears to be a die chip on the obverse and damage on the reverse. IMO
Dave

 

I third damage on the reverse. No need for a USB microscope.

 

Most of what I see also looks like unfortunate hits/damage. And Books is correct on the USB scope. If you think you see something now, be prepared to see a whole lot of stuff that just is not any type of error. I kind of compare it to mega pixels on cameras. After a certain while the human brain can no longer process certain things. And would I really want to see a mole on someone's butt in a movie magnified to 4,000 M.P. per square inch. (4 K Tech) IMHO scopes only should be used for die staging errors or similar. And that would only be for an experienced error specialist.

 

Cool. Thanks Guys