Is this a die crack?

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Hello,
I just received some coins from a sale and found this crack on an Australian 1952 sixpence.
Just wanted to know if it is a die crack or a normal crack, and if it adds any more value.
Look forward to your answers.
Ben :)

Looks more like a lamination error.
Hi Zac, thanks for your reply.
I'm sorry but I don't have much knowledge with errors and their terms.:(
could you please elaborate further?
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140725214333-179163902-definition-of-a-major-lamination-error

http://www.jimscoins.com/error_coin_examples.php

http://www.error-ref.com/lamination-cracks/
Yes, it is a lamination error. These are less common than die cracks, but still common enough. You may get a small premium over the market value from collectors who like these.

A die crack is an error caused by a... cracked die. A lamination error is caused by a weakness in the blank piece of metal, so it has nothing to do with the actual striking of the coin.
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Two further examples of planchet errors:

https://www.emuenzen.de/forum/threads/norwegen-1-krone-1951-schroetlingsfehler.87393/#post-1044452

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