I'll leave this one to the buff experts. The lustre looks decent and should bring it in the low ef range. I am not sure the coin is original and that may not help.
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Strictly in terms of wear, AU I guess. The surfaces look awful, though, and the reverse strike is terrible! I wouldn't want it at higher than very weak VF money, although I'm aware that means I wouldn't become its owner, either. That's the kind of coin that, if I owned it, I'd think "if only" every time I saw it -- and that's just the kind of coin I've finally learned not to own at all...
Karl is right. The fields look corroded (pitted) and the coin was later cleaned. I don't recall seeing this date with a poor strike very often so I would give it a VF grade.
Based on wear alone, the coin is AU. But the other problems (weak strike and pitted fields) make this a very undesireable coin in my opinion.
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Based on wear alone, the coin is AU. But the other problems (weak strike and pitted fields) make this a very undesireable coin in my opinion.