I'd say somewhere between 53 and 58. The image is pretty bright and harsh, and it's hard to tell exactly how much detail is worn off, and how much of the loss of detail is wear and how much is the typical mushy O-mint strike. It's also hard to gauge how much luster remains.
<<<Hard to say from that image. The coin looks "washed out". Is the appearance from wear or over dipped? Could be au55 to ms 65>>>
I usually don't refute other member's guess opinions but look at the protected area in front of Liberty's face and around the left stars and compare to the disturbed field in between. There's your circulation wear.
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I usually don't refute other member's guess opinions but look at the protected area in front of Liberty's face and around the left stars and compare to the disturbed field in between. There's your circulation wear.