I am not sure what to call this.

http://cuds-on-coins.com/ldb2-1952/
At the top of this page it says...
The listings on this page are by description / delimitation letter / position letters. Full die breaks at the top and small die breaks at the bottom of the page.
There you will find these listings.
http://cuds-on-coins.com/ii-f-multiple-numerical-order-of-die-break/
And here is the match to mine.
LDB234-1952-001F
Images are courtesy of Louis A. West

DIE MARKERS: OBVERSE – DIE CRACK EXTENDS TO RIM.
REVERSE – DIE CHIP LEFT WHEAT.
Cross references: Cohen 52-B12, Hardy 52P-2-3Mul+1. 04/15/2016.

#6 of 6 stage progression.

 

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Credit to @potty dollar 1878 he got close.

 

Looks like a die crack on the top of the left wheat stock, and maybe one at the bottom, near the end of the stem running up to the E in AMERICA.

 

Here is the die crack going to the rim.
The above description says die chip left wheat.

 

And here is the BIE.

Some of the die chip is visible on the 9

 

That’s my guess. Next to liberty. I didn’t cheat

 

Thats the BIE Cheech, these are die breaks that start small and turn into what looks like a die crack.

 

Yes

 

Nah. Was seeing it on the front at Liberty. I winged it. But I do try

 

Interesting coin. Just looked again. Hell if I know

 

Great job