Ebay gamble (Caballito Peso). Any guess on grade?

This one looks like it has some potential. Hard to tell from the photography, but looks to be at least XF, probably AU. The reverse definitely looks UNC... it's the obverse that's unknown.
Rims look nice and clean.
What are the key wear points of this design?
I don't have any of these in my collection, so thought I'd go for a (relatively) inexpensive one. My concern is that it could be cleaned, but there's a return privilege.

Rims look nice and clean.
What are the key wear points of this design?
I don't have any of these in my collection, so thought I'd go for a (relatively) inexpensive one. My concern is that it could be cleaned, but there's a return privilege.


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I like the design around the rims similar to the Standing Liberty quarters. It really gives the coin class.
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Key wear points? I don't really know, but I would say the top edge of the eagle's wings, certainly, and probably Lady Libertad and her horse's heads, the lady's breast and right knee, and maybe the torch.
I'd grade this AU 53-55.
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