I want to say AU something but the images are taken from an angle. That messes with the focus and makes it hard to see any luster.
It is toning nicely with the exception of the "Of and Ame in America." EF-40 in my misguided opinion. Good luck.
Very hard to give a good guess. Some of the details look AU but that grade requires a certain amount of luster and this coin appears dull in picture. VERY clean fields. I only see one small mark in front of Liberty's face. On the other hand that mottled look can often indicate the coin has been fooled around with. James
Hard to guess from these images but I'm in the XF-AU range. Try taking pictures in natural light like on a window sill, out of direct sun, and from directly above the coin without shadows or reflections. Try holding the camera farther away but zoomed in a bit and find the sweet spot for focusing, then crop the images. Bit of trivia - new obverse and reverse hubs were introduced in 1901. Yours is the more common for Philadelphia "thick ribbon" third reverse type. Seems to be a nice example, although with almost 19 million minted it's fairly common.
With all the insight and input here take an average of them, make your own opinion, and there you have it. Congrats, very nice coin, good luck.
