What would you grade her?

Early dimes, half dimes, and gold also bore no denomination. This wouldn't have been considered terribly unusual at the time, since British coinage, other than some Maundy coinage, hadn't shown denominations since the 1650s.

 

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I say XF45 for my opinion.

 

What did it grade?

 

Very attractive coin.

I'm at 30, I think. Too much wear on the face, hair, and breasts to be any higher.

 

I think 35, would not be surprised to see it in a 40 holder though. She's a beauty.

 

Late to the game but at first look 40

 

@coinzip Was the coin ever graded? What would you grade it?

 

F/VF.

 

I purchased the coin as a VF.

In my humble opinion she is an EF that was weakly struck.

 

I grade her VF30 and a very appealing coin - strong reverse with EF 40 details, somewhat weaker obverse.

 

65 gets my vote.

 

A very strong 35...beautiful coin!

 

xf-40

 

I don't understand how this coin could grade less than XF... just my humble opinion