LWC Guys (and Gals) - Can you grade this reverse for me?

I know you all want obverse and reverse when grading, but in this case, I'm only concerned with the reverse of the coin, and don't want the obverse to impact your opinion of the reverse grade. So if you could for a moment pretend coins only have one side, I'd appreciate the input and opinions of grade.

 

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100% a VF20 reverse. All the prominent details are showing briefly.

 

Yeah I'm saying F15. It isn't quite sharp enough for a VF grade

 

When I started collecting (1960's) that reverse would be a VG.

 

F15 details, corrosion.

 

I see no corrosion.

 

F15 based on the lines in the wheat stalks is how I see it

...and we can call this the split grading... like in the 1980s when companies such as Anacs did give separate numbers for each side.

 

Looks like verdigris to me. Maybe it’s not enough to get a details?

 

151 views and only 7 votes/opinions? C'mon CT!

 

Surprisingly even polls don't draw a ton of votes (outside of a few instances). I'm not sure why as many are private.

 

I will have a follow up thread on this coin.

 

Assuming it is not a 1922 I say VF

 

VG10. The wheat lines aren't quite fully separated on the right stalk and half of them are gone on the left.

 

VG

 

I selected F12 but F15 would seem fair as well

 

fine 15, but most coins go as for what the obverse is, and usually obverse is worn more than reverse...

 

Wheat shows heavy wear and no separation. F15

 

I'm in the VG 10 camp.

 

Sorry, but I don't understand why you want a grade for one side of a coin when no TPG will split the grade. Why is it important to you?

 

VG10, too much wear and distortion due to wear to grade any higher.